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STANSTEAD COLLEGE, STAN STEAD QUEBEC. JOB OEO
HEADMASTEB’S
MESSAGE
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Faculty
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Residences
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Faculty and Students
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Support Staff
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Activities
39
Athletics
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Clubs
115
Creativity
125
Parents and Alumni
137
The Year Closes
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Graduates
157
Advertising
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We live in an age of increasing intolerance of all kinds. One of the
forms of intolerance you will find hardest to deal with flourishes at some
universities. It is called “political correctness’ and it is designed to in-
timidate people and to censor their speech and behaviour and to con-
trol what they are allowed to think.
Now, nobody should be rude, insensitive or offensive, that is plain
bad manners. Having lived and worked in a culturally diverse envi-
ronment, I hope you have learned this. After all, being civil is what
civilization is about. The new intolerance, however, is not about civ-
ility, it is about censorship and control. The new standards of correct-
ness do not help you to deal with disagreements, competition and conflict
in a civilized way. These new standards are in many respects similar
to old forms of intolerance which forbid you to do, think or say certain
things because somebody disagrees. It does not matter how noble the
motives may be, the result is the same: intolerance rules.
Fortunately, you have been at a politically incorrect school. We not
only permit competition, we encourage it and expect everybody to do
his or her best. We do not limit or withdraw some sports or courses
because everybody cannot do them well. We recognize excellence and
reward it without thinking in terms of winners and losers. There are
no penalties for not being excellent, only penalties for not trying. In
contrast, much of the new wave of political correctness is designed to
keep you from trying because you are the wrong sex, the wrong colour
or the wrong age.
At university you may face pressure not to participate in some things,
not to try others; you may be asked to protest the unfairness of com-
petitive sports, demanding course and elite standards. You will find
that this pressure is not caused by the fact that these things are wrong
or illegal, but that they are simply unpopular with some loud self-
interest group. Resist them. Do not let them limit your lives and nar-
row your opportunities.
Keep in mind that those pushing for new standard of correctness us-
ually want to impose standards that will favour them. Too often, their
call to be correct is not designed to make people try harder or to reform
an unfair system, but to impose a new system which is both unrealistic
and potentially destructive of the freedoms we enjoy. If something of-
fends somebody, it should not be said, done or even thought. If all can-
not compete or participate, nobody should play. If all cannot be excellent,
there should be no awards for achievement. This is a prescription for
mediocrity to prevail; for “niceness” to be the only social norm. This
is not for your.
Remember, no matter how far standards are lowered, by a simple rule
of mathematics, half of us must be under the correct average. Better
to be under average in a class of Einsteins or on a team of Gretzkys
than to never have had the chance to find out how good you really are
because somebody wants to keep you from trying.
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THE BPECTMUM
Editor-in-Chief
Editors
Photography
Art
Computer
Layout
Adviser
David Skelton
Akiko Fujimoto
Ann-Marie Infilise
Julia Lee
Miguel Sorensen
Phil Roy (Jr. Editor)
Nadeem Afzal
Helen Li
Peter Atkin
Brad Goodsell
Amber Stremmelaar
Mike Atkin
Irene Bosum
George Goodsell
Phil Infilise
Sam Leveille
Jeremy Lin
Billy McDonald
Suzy McDonald
Angelica O’Sullivan
Vito Pagnelli
Orfa Palacios
Tania Quinzanos
Emma Rocke
Fu Ling Wang
Mr. Peter Ashworth
Once again the Spectrum staff located in “that
room” behind the Tuck Shop has created yet an-
other great yearbook. From September until after
the closing days of school, the age old tradition of
the school yearbook is produced.
This year with the addition of a Spectrum com-
puterization program a few things changed and
will continue to evolve as these computers become
more and more a part of the overall production of
the yearbook.
Thank you to everyone that was a part of the
Spectrum staff and to Mr. Ashworth who was a
tremendous help.
I hope that you enjoy this year’s Spectrum, that
is filled with great moments and memories of an
unforgettable school year!
David Skelton
Editor-in-Chief
FACULTY
Back Row: Mr. G. Kubanek, Mr. G. Telling, Mr. S. Jackson, Mr. C. Williams, Mr. A. Retchless, Mr. N.
Southward, Mr. B. Denney, Miss B. Wadleigh, Mr. A. Eliott, Mr. A. Simard. Middle Row: Mr. R. Marino,
Mrs. D. O’Neill, Mr. P. Channell, Mrs. S. Telling, Mrs. A. Kasowski, Miss C. Campbell, Mrs. L. Moman,
Miss J. Senior, Mrs. M. Martin, Mrs. I. Marcotte. Front Row: Mr. P. Ashworth, Mr. A. Philip, Mrs. J. Philip,
Mr. B. Gallant, Mrs. D. Gallant, Mr. A. Eveleigh, Mrs. D. Duncan, Mr. P. Duncan.
HEADMASTER
DEAN OF STUDENTS
ACADEMIC DEAN
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
DIRECTOR OF STUDIES
BUSINESS MANAGER
Mr. K.H. Barry Gallant, M.A.
Mr. Peter Ashworth B.A.
Mr. Paul Duncan
Mr. Andrew Elliot B.A., B.Ed.
Mr. Brian Denney B.A., B.Ed.
Mr. Christopher (Kit) Skelton
B.Eng
Miss Carmen Campbell B.A., Dip. Ed.
Mr. Peter Channell
Mrs. Dorothy Duncan B.A.
Mr. Anthony Eveleigh Dip. Ed.
Mrs. Dorothy Gallant B.A.
Mr. Steven Jackson B.Sc., Dip. Ed.
Mrs. Ann Kasowski B.Sc., M.A.
Mrs. Isabelle Marcotte B.A.
Mr. Roger Marino, B.A., B.Ed.
Mrs. Mary Martin M.A., Dip. Ed.
Mrs. Lena Moman B.A., Dip. Ed.
Mrs. Della O’Neill R.N.
Mr. Alex Philip M.Sc.
Mr. Andrew Retchless B.A., Dip. Ed.
Miss Julie Senior B.Sc., Dip. Ed.
Mr. Andre Simard B.A., Dip. Ed.
Mr. Norman Southward B.A., Dip. Ed., Dip. Fr.
Mr. Geoffrey Telling B.A., M.A.
Mr. Peter Thomson B.A.
Miss Beth Wadleigh B.A., B. Ed.
Mr. Christian Williams B.Fa., Dip. Ed., M.Ed.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OFFICERS
Honorary Chairman
Chairman of the Board
Chairman of the Executive Committee
Treasurer
Secretary
Eric T. Webster
Philip L. Webster
Gordon L. McGilton
Georges Beaubien
Geoffrey Wagner
TRUSTEES
Gerald Auchlinlech *
John McKay *
Georges Beaubien *
Scott Morgan *
Carmen Berlie
Richard Renaud
Irene Blandford
Albert S. Rich
Beverley Burpee
J. Dugald Ross *
George F. Carter *
Bernard Roy
Charles W. Colby *
Mayumi Sawada *
John H.E. Colby *
Dr. John A. Simms *
Richard H. Colt *
William Stenger
C. Gary Fetterly
Sarah Stevenson *
Sachiyo Fujimoto
Dora Stewart
Della Goodsell
John Stronach *
Judy Hurlburt *
Dr. Andrew ten Pas *
H. Garry Jones *
Bert Tit comb
Lise Lafleur
Gordon Usher- Jones
Mary C. Larson *
Geoffrey Wagner *
Jack W. Lee
Philip L. Webster *
Kenneth R. Lindsay
Peter Wynne
Gordon L. McGilton *
* Member of the Executive Committee
HONORARY TRUSTEES
Thomas C. Camp Dr. Hugh Sutherland
E. Stewart Cowan Eric T. Webster
Malcolm McDonald Lome Webster
Peggy Montgomery
THE PREFECTS
THE SCHOOL PREFECTS
Simon Cheetham - Head Prefect
Sakiko Muto
Rob Mason
Kristen Denney
Eric Chu
Gillian Skelton
Akiko Fujimoto
M’Tasa Ector
Vijayant Bala
Fred Scalabrini
THE HOUSE PREFECTS
Anne Marie Infilise
David Skelton
Dawn Thompson
Alvaro Porres
Ryan McTavish
Gilmore Darville
Tony Xenos
Kristina Porter
Michael Kim
Betty Anne Forward
George Diamandopoulos
Julia Lee
Danny Yeh
Stanstead College is a small community that brings individuals, from a vast international background
together to strive both academically and athletically and to persue the development of hobbies and talents.
As Head Prefect along with my fellow prefects, I’ve tried to incite enthusiasm amongst peers to appreciate
each other and participate in an exemplary manner. I’ve encouraged students to greet the challenges and
the demands they encounter in Stanstead’ s environment, as they will learn much from great expectations
and difficult times.
While carrying out the responsibilities of Head Prefect to the best of my abilities, I’ve managed to devote
time to the friendships I’ve acquired here and the activities and personal hobbies, like theatre arts, music
and various team sports that I’ve been able to develop. I’ve also continued to put much effort into my studies
to maintain the level of achievement Stanstead has taught me to expect from myself. I’ve used my six years
in Stanstead as an opportunity to greatly achieve and develop friendships I hope will last forever. I hope
other students will benefit from their experience at Stanstead in the same way I have.
Simone Cheetham
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I was appointed the new House Director this year and tried to offer new
ideas and a different approach for residence life. The year was a challenge
considering that there was not one spare bed and that we also had the senior
male day students residing in the basement. Living together is one of the
biggest challenges you can have and you have to work very hard as a group
to have a good environment for everyone.
The year started very well with initiation which ended with dodgeball fol-
lowed by a BBQ. The house committee raised money all year which helped
with house entertainment during the year and ended the year with the best
house party ever. On behalf of the Davis students I would like to thank the
committee for all their hard work.
A new Assistant House Director came to us this year in the person of Mr.
Christian Williams, the new art teacher. This was his first year at a board-
ing school. He worked very hard to adapt to this new way of life and I thank
him for all his help. Finally I would like to thank Alvaro, Fred, Tony, Gil-
more, Ryan, Eric and Mike for a great job this year. The most difficult job
in a school is to gain the respect of your peers, especially your friends. I am
very proud to have had such a great group of prefects and I thank them for
their consistent hard work throughout the year. I would also like to thank
the TODs who make our job easier and the cleaning and maintenance staff
who help us keep the house in good shape. A special thanks to all the Davis
residents for making my first year as House Director a great one.
Mr. R. Marino
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Recipe for a senior girls dorm a la
Webster
MIX: 48 distinct personalities be-
tween 14 and 18 years of age. Be
careful that you don’t mix too well
or you might lose the distinct flavor.
ADD: Two house directors, four
T.O.D.’s, and a couple of dogs to do
the supervising.
Stir in: A lot of love, time and pa-
tience with a firm hand.
Blend until relatively smooth and
serve into a dorm that is gorgeous
to look at and voila!
This year has been another one of
growth for all of us in Webster. We’d
like to thank the prefects for their
hardwork and to wish good fortune
to those heading out into the wider
world.
Miss C. Campbell
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It was a great pleasure to work with Mr. Norman Southward once again in Bugbee
House this year. I am, however, sorry to say that this is the last year that we will be
together as the duo in charge of Bugbee. Mr. Southward is remaining at the school,
but leaving the job of Assistant House Director. The ongoing presence of the South-
wards (Mr., Mrs., Kodi) in the house will be missed in the coming years, although Mr.
Southward will remain attached to the house as a T.O.D.
The House Committee was very much involved and enthusiastic about the food sales.
Sometimes we only managed to break even, or pay for the House Committee snack,
but it was still, I believe, an enjoyable and learning experience for those involved.
Day students returned to Bugbee this year, to positive and negative ends. Some of
them were a pleasure to have in the house. For others, however, it was nice to see them
leave at the end of the day, as they treated Bugbee more like a recreation center than
residence. The boarders, at least, had a little more room to spread out this year.
The prefects were solid in their role in the house. They could always be counted on
to do a good duty. The overflow of senior boys in the school meant that we also had
a handful of seniors living in Bugbee once again this year.
Good luck to the 9’s and seniors moving on to Davis or to CEGEP/University, and
thanks to all for a good year.
Mr. Andre Simard
Bugbee House Director
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Last September, Colby House became a Junior Girls’ Residence.
The cheery yellow halls and comfortably refurbished lounge pro-
vide a home-like atmosphere for our girls during their leisure time.
Interestingly enough, hardly any room changes were requested
throughout the entire year. The girls, on the whole, got along well
together, right from the very start. The Head of House, Prefect
M’Thsa Ector and Prefects Akiko Fujimoto, Julia Lee, Kristina
Porter and Gillian Skelton are to be commended for their kind
support and warm commitment toward the junior girls.
Among the House’s most enjoyable times this year were the X-
mas party and the many fun-filled food sales. The success of these
events was due largely to the initiation of the House Director, Miss
Julie Senior and to the T.O.D.’s, Mrs. Geneve Channell, Miss Ra-
chel Gallant and Mrs. Isabel Marcotte. Thank you all for a great
year in Colby House.
Mary Martin (Mrs.)
Assistant-House Director
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BUSINESS
OFFICE
STAFF
Mr. C. Jacques, Accountant, Miss J. Cass, Secretary, Mrs. D. Bolduc, Accounting clerk, Mr.
C. Skelton, Business Manager
Above: Mrs. H. Rothmall Above Left: Mr. C.
Jacques Left: Mr. C. Skelton
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Mrs. B. Seguin, Development Office Secretary, Mrs. & Marotte, Admissions Office Secre-
tary, Mrs. A. Beasse, Headmasters Secretary, Mrs. L. Prangley, Development Office.
Above: Mr. A. Elliot, Director of Admissions Above
Right: Mr. M. Wolfe, Director of Development
Right: Mrs. A. Beasse, Mrs. S. Marotte
THE KITCHEN STAFF
LES ADMINISTRATIONS ALFA
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LAUNDRY AND CLEANING STAFF
Back Row: W. Wood, J. Dustin, J. Gingras, F. Lang, V. Flanders Front Row: J. Tilton, A. Sheldon, M. Cox
MAINTENANCE STAFF
Back Row: R. Coumoyer, S. Lang, A. Moman, T. Middleton, N. Buzzle, H. Calloway Front Row: H. Stremmelaar, M. Seguin, L. Reynolds
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Mr. P. Thomson
LIBRARY
Mrs. V. Reynolds Mrs. J. Philip
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ADVISEE DIMMER
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GRADE TEN© GO TO QUEBEC CITY
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HALLOWE’EN
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LIP SYNCH
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WINTER CARNIVAL
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SUGAH ON SNOW PARTY
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CASINO NIGHT
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JUNIOR SCIENCE FAIR
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SENIOR SCIENCE FAIR
GRADE NINE PLAY
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STAN STEAD COLLEGE
THEATRE ARTS SOCIETY
PRESENTS
MAKIN’ IT
Directed by
Geoff Telling
&
Simone Cheetham
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CAST LIST
BACKSTAGE CREW
Assistant Director
Buzzard Fishbeck
Hunter Dunbar
Karl Swanson
Vince Carnelli
Ed Barrows
Travis
Alex
Howie
Len
Brooke Benedict
Burnout
Libby
Jen
Pat
Barb
Scott
Sharon
Monica
Bev Barrows
Sybil Dunbar
Mrs. Cozlowe
Corly Barrows
Announcement voice
Ms. Healy
Janitor
Simone Cheetham
Ruarri Thompson
Victor Kasowski
Tony Xenos
Nadeem Afzal
Noah Vachon
Danny Beasse
Zeeshan Hussain
Nick Wilson
George Goodsell
Clare Watson
Jamie Lothian
M’Tasa Ector
Marianne Bergeron
Christina Morin
Kim Quinn
Jason Rodi
Dawn Thompson
Karine Chagnon
Josee Larocque
Kim Quinn
Marianne Bergeron
Betty Ann Forward
Linda Crawford
Donell Thompson
Bruce Mulholland
Stage Manager
Lighting
Sound
Set
Props
Prompt
Costumes & Make-up
Bruce Mulholland
Jeff Fountain
Zaid Mahayni
Vijay Bala
Danny Yeh
Mr. Williams
Maxime Parent
Lourdes Condori
Ruth Condori
Ruarri Thompson
Jason Rodi
Clare Watson
Betty Ann Forward
Colin McTavish
Mr. Kubanek
Linda Crawford
Lourdes Condori
Ruth Condori
Irene Bosum
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EUROPEAN TOUR
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Thanks to the support of Exotic Tours in Montreal and a lot of work by Mr. Andre Simard, the school was once again
able to offer a trip over the March Break. And a great trip it was! The main itinerary took us to Amsterdam, Paris
and Brussels but we also visited Rotterdam, Den Haag, Maastricht, Utrecht, Versailles, Caen, Rouen, Amiens and Brugges.
A very interesting part of the journey took us to the Normandy beaches, the D-Day Museum at Arromanches, the Ca-
nadian War Cemetery at St. Beny-sur-Mer and to Vimy Ridge and the impressive Canadian War Memorial which dom-
inates the skyline above the plains of Flanders.
We were initially apprehensive about flying Nationair with all their contractual problems but our flight to Brussels
on March 21 was both on time and uneventful. Getting back to Montreal would be another story.
We left immediately from Brussels and spent much of the first day on the road to Amsterdam, the Venice of the North.
Highlights of our 3 day stay in Amsterdam and Holland included seeing or visiting amongst many things the famous
windmills and the system of canals and dykes, a diamond cutting factory, Anne Frank Haus and the Heineken Brewery.
Paris was highlighted by touring her most famous sights both during the day and night in the City of Light, shopping
and dining on the Champs Elysees and a visit to the magnificent palace at Versailles. We went from Paris to the me-
dieval town of Brugges following a two day swing through northern France where we visited a castle believed to belong
to William the Conqueror and saw many famous battle sites from both world wars. Our trip ended on March 31st fol-
lowing a 2 day visit to Brussels. Or so we thought.
We arrived at the airport (April Fool’s Day) and were told our flight was delayed until Friday and we would spend
another day in Brussels. However, after contacting Canada we found that we would not be going home on Friday either.
Or maybe ever . . . because Nationair had been grounded indefinitely. Alternate plans were arranged through British
Airways. We flew Brussels-London (Gatwick), took a shuttle to Heathrow and a connecting flight to Mirabel. We ended
up spending 2 extra days (and seeing an extra country) while abroad.
Some memories from the trip include Sakiko learning about frogs in Plumbing 101, the slogan for the trip became
“Don’t drink the water”, we all learned the benefits of being timely vegetarians and Hammer turning his trip into
a tour of the great culinary centres of Europe (Golden Arches).
Mr. Simard & Mr. Denney
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SENIOR
BOYS’
SOCCER
COACH;
Mr. A. Retchless
CAPTAINS;
A. Porres
F. Scalabrini
Back Row: Mr. A. Retchless, F. Lauziere, L.P. Provost, J.S. Provost, A. Amaral, R. Ma-
son, S. Telling, A. Lam, D. Skelton, A. O’Sullivan. Front Row: B. O’Sullivan, J. Au,
F. Scalabrini, M. Lafleur, J. Fountain, A. Porres, T. Fujimoto, A. Xenos.
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This year’s senior boys soccer team came very close to win-
ning the play-off championship. It came down to a last min-
ute penalty shot goal by B.C.S.! What a heart breaker!
It is easy to use cliches and superlatives when talking about
a good team but that type of rhetoric often rings hollow. To
put it simply: This year’s team was a good group of guys who
could have played better on some days and worse on others.
Everyone had fun and in general everyone worked hard for
each other.
It would be unfair for me not to mention the contribution
of Alvaro Porres, our all-star forward. Alvaro is a skillful
and gifted soccer player. Other veterans, including Fred Scal-
abrini, Francois Lauziere, and Martin Lafleur added stabil-
ity to an otherwise youthful team.
In the end the character shown by this team in that tough
final loss made me a very proud coach. Thanks.
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SENIOR
GIRLS’
SOCCER
COACH?
Mr. R. Marino
CAPTAINS
K. Denney-
Back Row: T. Quinzanos, I. Bosum, M. Morales, K. Layzell, M. Ector, S. Cheetham,
G, Skelton, K. Denney, M. Stenger, A, Infilise, C. Stokes, Mr. R. Marino. Front Row:
L. Lessard, S. Mutoh, A. Fujimoto, L. Crawford, B. Forward, C. Watson, K. Quinn, D.
Thompson, L. Channell.
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This was my first year coaching the Senior
Girls’ Soccer team and it turned out to be both
a fun and a frustrating season. We had a well
balanced team with lots of enthusiasm.
Our main difficulty this year was our lack of
scoring goals. We had many opportunities to put
the ball in the net but it seemed that the foot
went crooked when ever it was time to score.
We were very unlucky all year and never
seemed to get the breaks.
We did make it to the playoffs and if we could
have had one break during our game against
Galt we probably would have upset them.
I would like to thank everyone for making this
year so enjoyable. I would like to congratulate
Kristen, Akiko and Gillian for receiving their
Major ‘S’ and Simone, M’Tasa, Clare and Ann-
Marie for receiving their Senior ‘S’. To the play-
ers that are leaving thank you for representing
the school so well and be sure to come back to
visit. To the students coming back - see you next
year.
Coach Marino
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SENIOR
FOOTBALL
COACHES!
Mr. A. Simard
Mr. A. Elliot
CAPTAINS!
J. Stenger
D. Beasse
A. Chi
Back Row: S. Chen, J. Simms, M. Trudeau, B. Lui, K. Kabbara, D. Bergeron, Z. Ma
hayni, C. Sanville. Middle Row: Mr. A. Elliot, P. Dillazaro, R. McTavish, J. Chen, F
Lee, O. Chang, G. Darville, M. Kuniholm, N. Afzal, Mr. A. Simard. Front Row: R. Sco
bie, J. Shen, M. Kim, D. Beasse, J. Stenger, A. Chi, J. Hsu, J. Yun, A. El-Malak.
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As has been the case most often in recent years, the 1992 foot-
ball Spartans opened pre-season training low on experience (with
11 out of our 24 players having never before played organized
football) and high on enthusiasm.
In spite of all the hard work and perseverance, by season’s
end some seven weeks later our record stood at 1 win and 6
defeats. The team’s lack of depth (10 players were required to
play two ways) and experience, coupled with two very worthy
league opponents in Alexander Galt and Bishop’s College School,
proved to be our undoing.
Season highlites included our three game series with B.C.S.
Although we did not manage to win, the team clearly played
its best football against Bishop’s, with the ultimate outcome
in each of the three games undecided until the final whistle.
The team was extremely fortunate to have a role model to
look up to in the person of our team captain, Jaime Stenger.
Jaime’s composure, leadership and skill level, both in offense
at quarterback as well as in the defensive secondary, were qual-
ities which the team greatly benefited from.
The 1992 Spartans was comprised of 24 young men who
worked hard learned some football and had fun doing it.
Coaches Elliot, Simard.
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CROSS
COUNTRY
RUNNING
COACH:
Mr. G. Kubanek
CAPTAINS
V. Kasowski
M. Bergeron, E. Chu, R. Telling, E. Rocke, V. Kasowski, S. Roberts, S. Bolduc, R. Lu,
K. Skarborn, Mr. G. Kubanek
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This year our team was very small but was
blessed with extra determination and some good
talent as well. The runners began the year in quite
a lot of pain, but lo and behold they got into shape
and could run 4 to 6 Km without wincing.
That was when running became more fun and
we went for long tours through the woods and even
a 20Km bike ride when there were too many in-
juries one week (too bad it snowed!!). In the meets
at BCS and Galt we got near the top, but the ‘piece
de resistance’ was the ETIAC meet held here at
Stanstead.
We were psyched. At the start our Bantam speed-
ster Rosalind Telling just loped away at her nor-
mal and dependable rate; but to our joy and
amazement arrived well ahead of the rest! Our first
gold! At the end of the day the senior boys’ race
was a grueling 6 Km run and what did I see? Yes
- Victor Kasowski leading by a few precious se-
conds! We were all delighted.
So, although GALT won all the team awards we
all felt that we had improved dramatically and that
if we could only get a few more runners out next
year we stand a good chance at not only individ-
ual firsts but team gold as well.
Coach Kubanek
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JUNIOR
BOYS’
SOCCER
COACH;
Mr. G. Telling
CAPTAINS
S. Skoryna
Back Row: M. Fujimoto, G. Goodsell, N. Kabbara, J. Rodi, R. Perez, B. McDonald, A.
Perez, I. Montemayor, M. Sorenson, A. Bulbul, Z. Hussain, M. Greenspoon, Mr. G. Tel-
ling. Front Row: S. Lauziere, N. Couture, S. Skoryna, M. Parent, J. Chi, M. Atkin, P.
Infilise, P. Kasowski, A. Normand.
Over the past years, the Soccer Program at Stanstead College has
gone from strength to strength and the Junior Boys’ Team was no ex-
ception to this trend. The 1992 season saw the largest turnout at this
level for a decade and so many individuals displayed skill and enthu-
siasm that it was decided to keep the unprecedented number of twenty-
three in the ‘squad’. This had one great advantage in permitting full
scrimmages during any practice session but was only feasible as long
as many boys accepted that they would not always be starting players
in league games. Through the maturity and patience of many team mem-
bers, it was possible to retain all twenty-three, throughout the season
and everyone played competetively at one time or another, especially
in tournaments and exhibition games.
With this depth of skill, enthusiasm and maturity, the team was highly
competetive. The final results for League play were - four wins, three
losses and one draw. Even in defeat, goal margins were very tight and
the team finished in second place in the E.T.I.A.C. Hopes for the play-
offs were, once again, very high but these were dashed in the first round
after a closely-fought match against Massey -Vanier.
The entire team was a great pleasure to coach and the Junior Boys
have continued to make a significant contribution to the entire Soccer
Program. Well done!
Coach G. Telling
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JUNIOR
GIRLS’
SOCCER
COACHES
Miss J. Senior
Mrs. L. Moman
CAPTAIN?
S. Channel]
Back Row: Mrs. L. Moman, K. Fujimoto, J. Beasse, K. Chagnon, A. O’Sullivan, M. Mi-
randa, M. Aubut, D. Kumar, H. Li, R. Darling, J. Quinn. Front Row: S. Channell, C.
Morin, E. Parker, P. Perez, J. Larocque, O. Palacios, A. Riegel, V. Parent, S. McDonald.
Miss Senior and I were very encouraged by the ta-
lent we observed at the beginning of the season. Each
player had their own individual talents. The new girls
all had some soccer background which complemented
the experience gained by the team veterans.
The difficult part of the season was to successfully
coordinate their individual talents. The beginning
of the season was rough for the girls since they had
not yet learned to play as a group.
As the season progressed the girls put in a tremen-
dous effort and banded together as a team. This was
evident during their last four games. The tables were
turned and the girls dominated the games. Their op-
ponents were more than a little surprised.
The girls together improved tremendously as a
team. A few line changes also helped the team’s later
success. Velika Parent performed well as a forward
and Sarah Channell proved herself as a promising
half-back and a great captain. Suzie McDonald and
Melanie Aubut will be great additions to the Senior
Girls soccer team. Ruth Darling and Helen Li were
the team’s key defensive players. Our goalie Josee
Larocque also showed a great deal of improvement
in the later part of the season.
This year was a year of learning for the junior girls.
They did a great job and we are very proud of the
Junior Girls Soccer Team.
Lena Moman
Julie Senior
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BANTAM
BOYS’
SOCCER
COACH:
Mr. N. Southward
CAPTAIN i
V. Pagnelli
Back Row: Mr. N. Southward, W. Au, P. Atkin, M. Filteau, N. Vachon, N. Wilson, B.
Goodsell, A. Petraki. Front Row: M. Subai, W. Kabbara, P. Huot, T. Phaneuf, M. Ste-
venson, R. Villarreal, V. Pagnelli.
A young and inexperienced yet keen group of players formed
this year’s Bantam Soccer team. The team had difficulty com-
ing up on the win side in league play, however showed deter-
mination and heart despite the losses. All players showed good
improvements in skill and fitness throughout the season, and
the numerous returning players make next year look promis-
ing. Bantam “S” winners included captain Vito Pagnelli, Mat-
thew Stevenson and Marvin Filteau. The nets were minded by
Thomas Phaneuf and Peter Atkin, both performing well under
the tough conditions. Thanks to all players and player-manager
Noah Vachon for their participation. I look forward to an im-
proved record next season!
# %
Coach Southward
FALL ATHLETIC ASSEMBLY
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The following students received trophies for All Round Excellence,
Sportsmanship and Leadership.
Senior Boys’ Soccer
Cross Country Running
Football
The Bobby Moore Trophy
The Greenshields Trophy
The Ketchum Trophy
Alvaro Porres
Victor Kasowski
Jamie Stenger
The following students were awarded their MAJOR'S’:
Victor Kasowski
Kristen Denney
Francois Lauziere
Gillian Skelton
Jamie Stenger
Akiko Fujimoto
Alvaro Porres
Artur Amaral
The following students were also recognized:
SENIOR'S’
M’Tasa Ector
Ann Marie Infilise
Clare Watson
Simone Cheetham
Dan Beasse
Mike Kim
Jan Jun
Fred Scalabrini
Martin Lafleur
Rob Mason
JUNIOR'S’
Sarrah Channell
Suzie McDonald
Helen Li
Julie Beasse
Amy Riegel
Ruth Darling
Sam Skoryna
Jon Mvie-Nguema
Billy McDonald
BANTAM'S’
Vito Pagnelli
Matthew Stevenson
Marvin Filteau
Rosalind Telling
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SENIOR
BOYS’
BASKETBALL
COACBi
Mr. A. Simard
CAPTAINS!
E. Chu
A. Porres
M. Kim
Standing: K. Kabbara, G. Darville, A. Chi, R. Scobie, J. Fountain, P. Hanna, R. Mason,
S. Telling, A. Amaral, J. Hsu, T. Fujimoto, N. Afzal, Mr. A. Simard Kneeling: E. Chu,
A. Porres, M. Kim
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This year’s Senior Boys team may not have been as good on paper as some previous teams, but it managed
some impressive achievements nonetheless.
We once again set two goals for the season, this time to qualify for the Anderson-Bailly Tournament,
and to make the ETIAC playoffs. We didn’t qualify for the A-B, but were invited as a replacement team.
We did, however, manage to reach the Championship final of the A-B, losing to a strong Selwyn House
team. By doing this, we also qualified for the Visser Tournament, the QASA Championships. At the Visser,
we made it to the Consolation Final and lost to Centennial Regional.
Over the course of the season, we also won our own SC Invitational Tournament for the first time in its
four year history. At the BCS Tournament, we lost in the Consolation final. We managed a 2-6 record in
ETIAC league play and made the playoffs, losing to a strong Alexander Galt team in the semi-finals. Our
overall record was 11-15. Included in the list of teams that we beat this season were: BCS, Richmond, MVR,
LCC, WIC, HS Billings, QHS ... an impressive list.
With a few exceptions, we had a close knit group. We were a team that depended to a large degree on
the starting five. This put a lot of pressure on them, and made it a long season for the reserves, many of
whom saw limited floor time. I appreciate their commitment and continual good nature, (e.g. “1 second
Artur” on Jeff’s “season ending 3 pointer that wasn’t”).
I was proud to be associated with this group, and they too can take pride in the fact that they represented
the school well both on and off the court.
Thanks as well to JJ Darville and Nadeem Afzal, both of whom maintained a high level of commitment
to the program in the often thankless job of manager {in Nadeem’s case, manager, player (alumni), coach
(down the sideline), counter of players and uniforms, etc, etc.}
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SENIOR
GIRLS’
BASKETBALL
COACH:
Mr. P. Channell
CAPTAIN:
K. Denney
Standing: K. Quinn, I. Bosum, L. Lessard, K. Plante, Do. Thompson, S. Cheetham, M.
Morales, M. Stenger, B.A. Forward, Da. Thompson, Mr. P. Channell Kneeling: A.M.
Infilise, K. Denney, L. Channell
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Once again I was fortunate enough to coach the senior girls’ basket-
ball team. Although it is a long season, it is a always a very enjoyable
one for me. The girls work very hard and seriously at their game to
compete in a strong ETIAC league.
This year’s highlight of the season was the BCS tournament where
Stanstead played three strong games, winning two and losing the third
by two points. This loss was to the eventual winners of the tournament.
Congratulations to our Major “S” and Senior “S” recipients and espe-
cially to Kristen Denney who received the Bess Ferguson Trophy as
the team’s MVP. I would like to take this time to express my best wishes
for the future to all the graduating players and I hope to see you at
alumni events in the years to come.
Coach Channell
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SWIMMING
COACHES:
Mr. S. Jackson
Miss J. Senior
CAPTAINS:
A. Lam
L. Crawford
Back Row: J. Rioux, I. Montemayor, N. Farra, D. Beasse, A. Lam, B. Lui, A. Perez,
R. Thomson, B. O’Sullivan, C. Amaral, J. Au. Middle Row: Miss J. Senior, Mr. S. Jack-
son, C. Watson, J. Lui, S. Roberts, M. Bergeron, K. Poissant. Front Row: N. Johnson,
A. Fujimoto, T. Villarreal, E. Rocke, L. Crawford, V. Parent, J. Tremblay, R. Telling
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This year’s swim team, lead by captain Linda
Crawford, had a very challenging, yet successful
season. We enjoyed the presence of new faces to
our team this season and recognized improvements
made by our returning swimmers. The combina-
tion of old and new talented and committed swim-
mers lead the Stanstead team to a second place
finish overall in the Sherbrooke league. We are
also extremely proud of the Bantam girls and Juv-
enile boys who finished first in their respective
categories in the Sherbrooke league. Our region
was also represented by Noemie Johnson, Velika
Parent, and Emma Rocke on April 3rd and 4th
at the Provincials.
Highlights of our season included a luxurious
video bus to one of our meets in Montreal, and the
meet in Sherbrooke when two of our swimmers
forgot to count lengths and ended an eight length
race after six lengths. They were even given a sec-
ond chance to swim the race again, this time, how-
ever, they swam the race correctly.
Congratulations to Linda Crawford and Jenson
Au for their trophies recognizing sportsmanship,
leadership and all round excellence.
Thanks to everyone for a super season.
Coach Jackson
Coach Senior
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CROSS
COUNTRY
SKIING
COACHES!
Mr. G. Kubanek
Mme. I. Marcotte
CAPTAIN;
Tania Quinzanos
Back Row: K. Liu, J. Shen, G. Diamandopolus, F. Lee, C. McTavish, J.S. Provost, A.
O’Sullivan, N. Vachon, J. Hung, Y.C. Choi, Mr. G. Kubanek Middle Row: R. Lu, L.P.
Provost, M. Parent, B. Chou, C. Matus-Velaquez, N. Wilson, T. Lin, M. Kuniholm Front
Row: P. Huot, S. Chen, J. Yun, J. Power, B. Lo, C.C. Hung
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Back Row: G. Wongpec, S. Rojas, C. Marquis, K. Porter, C. Stokes, R. Darling, M.
Miranda, G. Mondesire, Mne. I. Marcotte. Middle Row: Z. Mahayni, K. Rodi, R. Con-
dori, D. Kumar, A. Stremmelaar. Front Row: D. Mendez, C. Morin, K. Skarborn,
T. Quinzanos, J. Quinn, R. Mak,
Before Christmas the team - all 43 of us - enjoyed doing weights
in the local gym, running and playing soccer; one day with a
tennis ball in the snow. Finally in the new year we had lots
of snow and half of the team learned skating and traditional
techniques from the other half. We had lots of falls and snow
fights and had a few students lost in the woods.
Most importantly we had some fun competitions; including
Craftsbury, Bishops and the ETIAC finals in Sedber where the
team placed second. Three students also participated in the Ot-
tawa Ski Marathon under beautiful blue skies and perfect powd-
ery snow. Maxime Parent completed six sections and earned
a gold medal. Next year we hope to take a busload of students
to this exciting weekend event.
When the season ended all the students had learned a lot and
were able to participate in our own relay team competition
- realizing that winter is not so bad after all. Congratulations
to Maxime Parent who was awarded the Eric Ed Trophy.
Coach Kubanek
SENIOR
HOCKEY
COACH:
Mr. A. Retchless
CAPTAIN'S
F. Scalabrini
Standing: P. Sarrazin, P. Manning, F. Lauziere, M. Greenspoon, K. Hurlburt, V. Ka-
sowski, B. McDonald, P. Dilazzaro, K. Layzell, Mr. A. Retchless. Sitting: D. Skelton,
F. Scalabrini, J. Lothian, S. Skoryna, M. Lafleur, T. Xenos.
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This year’s team did not have a winning record but it did have a great
amount of spirit. The season was unique in two ways: Kirsten Layzell
became the first girl to play on the Senior boys hockey team and the
team won its own invitational tournament.
A small school with an international student body limits the number
of potential hockey players to draw from. Yet those who did play showed
dedication and good sportsmanship. Losing isn’t easy one the psych!
I would like to thank Sam in nets. He was a wall back there. I would
also like to thank Fred, Tony and David for their leadership. I look for-
ward to next year.
Coach Retchless
BOYS 9
SQUASH
COACH i
Mr. C. Williams
CAPTAINi
Danny Yeh
Standing: Mr. C. Williams, M. Atkin, J. Chen, T. Sawada, D. Yeh, J. Wong. Kneeling:
O. Chang, T. Lo, A. El-Malak, V. Bala, J. Mok.
This year’s squash team was a great delight to coach. I was able
to watch each player grow in performance, sportsmanship and skill.
Both veterans and new members went to the very limit of their
abilities in some very exciting matches against Bishops College,
Selwyn House and Trinity College. I was particularly impressed
this year by the team’s display of gentlemanliness and patience.
Numerous tournaments were played this season creating a stim-
ulating variety of situations for our players. There were signifi-
cant trophies won by Michael Atkin in the junior division at
Bishops College and Johnny Wong at the “Invitational” Open in
Montreal. I would also like to thank our captain Danny Yeh for
leading by example. He is a superb and highly respected player.
All in all this was a exceptional year and I am looking forward
to many seasons ahead. Congratulations to all players!
Coach Williams
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GIRLS’
©QUASH
COACH;
Mrs. L. Moman
CAPTAIN?
S. Mutoh
Back Row: L. Cheung, J. Chang, G. Skelton, Mrs. L. Moman, M. Ector, S. Chen, J. Lee.
Front Row: E. Chu, M. Sato, F.L. Wang, S. Mutoh
This year I had the pleasure of working with a group of ten very mature and competitive
young ladies.
Although only half the team were veterans, the newcomers worked very hard to improve
their skills and move their way up the squash ladder.
This year the girls participated in a quite a few tournaments. They competed against BCS
in four, tournaments and improved steadily. They also competed against a variety of com-
petitors from the Eastern Townships area during the Champlain College Tournament and
the Eastern Townships Open.
I was most pleased with the girls’ positive attitudes on and off the courts during games
and practices.
I want to thank the girls for a great winter term. We had quite the CULTURE CLUB
which made our work together even more interesting. I look forward to working with the
returning students again next year and to those graduating and moving on I wish them
the best of luck in all their endeavours.
A special congratulations to Sakiko Muto for earning a Major “S” as well as receiving
the Katsi Goodleaf Trophy for all around excellence in the sport of squash.
Coach Moman
JUNIOR
BOYS 9
BASKETBALL
COACH?
Mr. R. Marino
CAPTAINS?
J. Mvie-Nguema
M. Sorensen
Standing: J. Lin, N. Kabbara, M. Fujimoto, S. Leveille, Z. Hussain, Z. Mahayni, R. Perez
dela Garza, N. Couture, Mr. R. Marino. Kneeling: J. Mvie-Nguema, M. Sorensen.
The edition of the Junior Boys’ Basketball this year
was a fresh one as all but one person were new to
the team. We had some talent, but to succeed we
needed to have a team effort for every second of the
game. During the season we had a glimpse of this
but it was not to be. Too much individuality on the
team made it difficult for us to succeed. However, all
of this is a stepping block in learning team play. Our
highlight of the year was the L.C.C. Tournament
where we had two exciting games, one we lost in over-
time and the other we won against L.C.C. on the last
shoot of the game - a three pointer by Jonathan. It
was a long season but we enjoyed ourselves. Congrat-
ulations to Miguel who earned the only Jr. “S”
awarded.
Coach Marino
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JUNIOR
GIRLS’
BASKETBALL
COACBi
Miss B. Wadleigh
CAPTAINS?
S. Channell
S. McDonald
Standing: 0. Palacios, H. Li, K. Chagnon, M. Aubut, J. Larocque, Miss B. Wadleigh,
J. Zylberstein, A. O’Sullivan, A. Reigel, P. Reyes Vidro, P. Perez dela Garza. Kneeling:
M. Fullerton, K. Fujimoto, S. McDonald, S. Channell, J. Beasse, E. Parker.
This season has been a learning experience for both the team and myself. First of all we had to learn
to work together as a harmonious group. This was easily accomplished as the girls were very supportive,
eager to learn, and enthusiastic to play.
Our first game was a success. The final score was 44-5 in our favor. We were all hoping that this would
be the way the season would progress. Unfortunately, this was not the case.
What impressed me the most about the team was that they never gave up no matter how grim the sit-
uation looked. The team spirit could be felt both on and off the court. Words of encouragement could be
heard from the young ladies. The team never got discouraged, they all gave 100% in both effort and positive
attitude. We may have lost more games than we won, but the ladies held their heads high, never complained,
and complimented each other on a battle well-fought.
One thing I remember most is hearing laughter throughout the season. I’m a believer in teamwork and
in this case there was no lack of that. The ladies worked very hard and had fun as a unified group. Many
times I caught myself laughing right along with them as we went through our paces. In the long run, this
made my job easier as a coach because I never had to worry about low morale - the team never displayed
this (nor would they allow it!). All I witnessed from the sidelines was a team working together, helping
each other, and enjoying the game of basketball.
I will look back on my first year of coaching the Junior Girls’ basketball team with fond memories. I
thank the young ladies for all that they have done for me, but mostly, all that they have done for the team.
Ladies, in my opinion, you are all winners.
Coach Wadleigh.
BANTAM
BOYS’
BASKETBALL
COACHES:
Mr. A. Simard
S. Telling
CAPTAINS:
A. Bulbul
B. Goodsell
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L to R: S. Telling, R. Villarreal, T. Phaneuf, W. Au, M. Trudeau, A. Bulbul, G. Goodsell,
A. Normand, M. Subai, J. Schouela, Mr. A. Simard
The second year of the Bantam Boys program saw another mixed group brought
together to form a team. There was a total of 10 boys who started with the pro-
gram. After one left the school in January, and others were sick/confmed/etc.,
we often played games with only six or seven players. The skill level of the
team was not outstanding, but it did grow over the course of the season. We
had a number of overage Bantams, but were given special permission to play
in the ETIAC Bantam Boys League. Our ETIAC record was 1-7 and we were
eliminated from advancing to the playoffs.
Thanks of the boys and myself must go to Stephen Telling who helped coach-
ing the team. This meant double travel from both he and I and the effort was
appreciated.
Congratulations to award winners . . .
Bantam ‘S’: Jeffrey Schouela, Martin Trudeau, and Rene Villarreal I hope
that the whole team realized the principle that there is much more to playing
a team sport than who scores the most baskets or the best looking baskets. Ef-
fort and attitude must be concerted and consistant.
Coach Telling
Coach Simard
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JUNIOR
HOCKEY
COACH?
Mr. A. Philip
CAPTIAN i
S. Bolduc
Back Row: S. Lauziere, P. Atkin, M. Filteau, W. Kabbara. Middle Row: Mr. A. Philip,
. Stevenson, M. Lanoue, C. Sinray, C. Valle, V. Pagnelli, B. Mulholland Front Row:
Infilise, J. Chi, A. Petraki, S. Bolduc, G. Goodsell, P. Kasowski.
The Junior Hockey program had one of its most successful and enjoyable
seasons in recent memory. With a mixture of ages, talent and experience
we were able to put together a 7 and 8 season with most games being lost
or won by a goal or two. The skill improvement from November until March
was remarkable, especially with some of the younger players.
I felt very fortunate in having such veterans as Stefan Bolduc, George Good-
sell, Philip Infilise, Peter Kasowski and James Chi who have been with the
program for three years. Their contribution to the team over the years, espe-
cially in helping the younger players has been most gratifying to me as a
coach. Alex Petraki, our rookie goal tender shared the net minding respon-
sibilities at the beginning of the season, but ended up being our starting
and only goaltender for the balance of the schedule. He improved greatly.
Our scoring punch came from two young fellows, Matthew Stevenson and
Vito Pagnelli who had incredible chemistry between them and showed great
unselfishness in complimenting each others talents. My sincere thanks to
the journeyman players who may not have seen as much action as others,
but without whom a junior program would not have been possible. A very
sincere thank you.
Coach A. Philip
WINTER ATHLETIC ASSEMBLY
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Back Row: F. Scalabrini, A. Porres Front Row: S. Muto, J. Au, M. Parent,
L. Crawford, K. Denney
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS RECEIVED TROPHIES FOR ALL
A HOl .N 1) EXCELLENCE AND SPORTSMANSHIP AND LEADERSHIP:
Girls’ Swimming
The Trustees Cup
Linda Crawford
Boys’ Swimming
The Trustees Cup
Jenson Au
Girls’ Squash
The Katsi Goodleaf Trophy
Sakiko Mutoh
Cross Country Skiing
The Eric Ed Trophy
Maxime Parent
Hockey
The Dawes Trophy
Fred Scalabrini
Girls’ Basketball
The Ferguson Trophy
Kristen Denney
Boys’ Basketball
The Amaron Trophy
Alvaro Porres
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WERE
AWARDED THEIR “MAJOR S”:
Thnia Quinzanos
Sakiko Muto
Danny Yeh
V. Bala
Fred Scalabrini
Sam Skoryna
Tony Xenos
Claudio Amaral
Jenson Au
Kristen Denney
Alvaro Porres
Eric Chu
Micheal Kim
Rob Mason
Stephen Telling
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WERE
ALSO RECOGNIZED:
SENIOR ‘S’
JUNIOR ‘S’
BANTAM ‘S’
Brian Chou
Miguel Sorensen
Velika Parent
Martin Lafleur
Jennifer Zylberstein
Martin Trudeau
Billy McDonald
Julie Beasse
Stephan Bolduc
Danny Beasse
Ruth Darling
Philip Infilise
Jacky Shen
Suzie McDonald
Rene Villarreal
David Skelton
Molly Miranda
George Goodsell
Linda Crawford
Alphonso Perez
Vito Pagnelli
Monica Morales
Sarah Channell
Emma Rocke
Tsuyoshi Sawada
Maxime Parent
Julie Tremblay
Victor Kasowski
Michael Atkin
Jeff Schouela
Akiko Fujimoto
Matthew Stevenson
Simone Cheetham
Noemi Johnson
Rosalind Tfelling
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TRACK
AND
FIELD
COACHES?
Mr. Philip
Mr. Denney
Mr. Channell
CAPTAIN?
R. McTavish
Back Row: S. Chen, K. Fujimoto, Mr. A. Philip, K. Rodi, I. Bosum, V. Parent, A. O’Sullivan, S. Rob-
erts, J. Tremblay, M. Miranda, N. Johnson, H. Li, L. Cheung, Mr. B. Denney, R. Telling, Mr. P. Chan-
nell. Front Row: M. Parent, C. Morin, S. McDonald, P. Infilise, R. McTavish, J. Larocque, V. Kasowski,
L. Channell, J. Yun, S. Channell, G. Wongpec, 0. Palacios, J. Mvie-Nguema.
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In recent years the track & field programme has generally carried anywhere from
25-30 students and the 1993 edition was no exception. However there were some
noticeable differences with this team. First of all the team makeup had a very un-
even distribution which made it difficult to enter many events either individually
or as a team. For example we had 6 bantam girls but 0 bantam boys; in the midget
class we had 1 1 competitors but 8 were girls and with only 3 boys we couldn’t qual-
ify for a relay race. The shortage in numbers can also have an effect on the overall
performances of individuals who enter many events rather than concentrating on
just the ones in whcih they are particularly competitive. The other major difference
was in the area of talent where, while we did have a number of good results, the
team did not have any truly outstanding or dominant track and field athletes. Nev-
ertheless the students gave a good account of themselves and were excellent rep-
resentatives for the school. For the most part I feel that the students enjoyed the
track season and the camaraderie and competitiveness that goes with it. Due to the
individual nature of the sport the students worked to improve their personal best
times and distances and were generally satisfied with their results as the season
progressed.
As usual the coaching staff enjoy both the season and working with the students
and this year was certainly no exception. On behalf of Coach Channell and Coach
Philip I would like to thank the team for a fun and relaxed track season and extend
our congratulations to all trophy and awards winners.
Good luck in the future to all members of the track & field team who will not be
returning to Stanstead next year.
Coach Denney
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TENNIS
COACHES;
Miss C. Campbell
Mr. C. Williams
CAPTAINS;
Vijayant Bala
Sakiko Muto
P. Reyes, M. Morales, T. Villarreal, C. Stokes, S. Muto, D. Kumar, P. Perez, M. Sato,
Mr. C. Williams, R. Perez, Miss C. Campbell, D. Yeh, R. Villarreal, M. Filteau, P. Atkin,
P. Manning, M. Atkin, V. Bala, A. Normand.
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It has been a great pleasure to work with this year’s girls’ tennis team.
They had an extremely successful season with very wide margin wins and
were excellent examples of good sportsmanship on and off the court.
Sadly, we lose Sakiko, who for 3 years has been our backbone. We all wish
her well at University and thank her for her constant support and encour-
agement. As well, a fond good-bye to the other members of our team who
contributed to making this a particularly good season. Remember: “Zoot!!”
Coach Campbell
I would like to congratulate all the players this season for their exceptional
effort in Tennis. Each student on the team displayed a fine sportsmanship
and integrity under virtually every kind of situation. There were some out-
standing matches against B.C.S., Selwyn House and Massey Vanier. Our
junior players were eager to learn about the game and exhibited an incred-
ible potential for future years. There are two Major “S’s” that I would like
to present to V. J. Bala and Philip Manning for their outstanding dedication
to the game of Tennis and their leadership abilities. A Senior “S” will go
to Danny Yeh and the Junior “S” to Rene Villareal for their notable con-
tributions this year. Good luck to all Players.
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SENIOR
BOYS 9
RUGBY
COACHESi
Mr. R. Marino
Mr. A. Simard
CAPTAIN'S?
A. Xenos
R. Mason
Back Row: Mr. R. Marino, C. Mateus-Velaquez, O. Chang, A. Lam, J. Rodi, P. DiLaz-
zaro, Z. Mahayni, M. Kuniholm, F. Lauziere, A. El-Malak, A. Porres, Mr. A. Simard.
Middle Row: S. Skoryna, A. Chi, R. Scobie, D. Beasse, T. Xenos, R. Mason, F. Lee, J.
Au, J. Hsu, P. Sarrazin. Front Row: J. Lin, S. Leveille, A. Amaral, D. Skelton.
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This year’s rugby team was a mixture of veterans and rookies which boded well
for a great team. Everything started very well with the RCS Netherwood tour-
nament held during early May in New Brunswick. We won three games, tied one
and lost in the championship game in triple overtime. The trip was excellent in
every aspect and I would like to tell everyone how proud I was the way they rep-
resented our school. They showed a lot of class.
The trip was hard to beat which could explain our rough season in the GMAA.
We seemed to lack motivation or concentration. We were 0-4 in the league but
the games were close. Not having Alvaro and Francois in league games put us
at a disadvantage
Finally we played BCS for the McEwans Cup which we had won last year. BCS
got the breaks and proceeded to beat us in a very tight game. The intensity was
great. I hope we can learn as a team to have the same intensity for every game.
I would like to congratulate Frank Lee, Sam Skoryna and Zaid Mahayni for their
“Senior S” and I would also like to congratulate Rob Mason and Alvaro Forres
for their “Major S”. Thank you to everyone who played and did not play often
for your dedication and hard work. You have made the rugby program even stronger.
I would also like to thank Mr. Simard for all his greatly appreciated help.
Coach Marino
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SENIOR
GIRLS’
RUGBY
COACHES:
Mr. G. Telling
Mr. A. Simard
CAPTAINS^
Anne-Marie Infilise
Betty-Ann Forward
Back Row: Mr. G. Telling, C. Watson, K. Chagnon, M. Ector, M. Aubut, K. Plante, L.
Lessard, K. Denney, B.A. Forward, L. Crawford, Mr. A. Simard. Front Row: D. Thomp-
son, K. Quinn, J. Beasse, R. Condori, A. Fujimoto, A.M. Infilise, T. Quinzanos, K. Skar-
born, M. Bergeron, K. Poissant, R. Darling.
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Obviously the most noteworthy aspect of this programme, this year, is the fact
that it is a ‘first’ at the College and part of a new but rapidly-gr owing trend in the
Province.
The most impressive aspect, from the coaches’ perspective, has been the enthu-
siasm and dedication of the girls involved. There was a great deal of initial interest
at the beginning of the Spring sports season and, after the tryouts, the team settled
into a corps of twenty members, including our excellent manager. Each of the play-
ers was very keen, attentive and carried out the drills thoroughly. Despite the fact
that all were new to the game, the girls picked up its rules and skills quickly so
that they were soon ready to compete with other teams.
Unfortunately, it proved quite difficult to arrange many matches and only one
was played as originally scheduled. This was against Beaconsfleld High School which
Stanstead won convincingly by a score of 20 to 0. An excellent season opener! Then
came an interesting trip to Pierrefonds, with Youpie as the bus driver, where the
girls played a very evenly-matched game that saw some excellent rugby but ended
in a scoreless tie. Finally, in the second game against the Ducks (who were anything
but cute and cuddly) the team limped away from a very one-sided game both in terms
of the score and the number of hospital visits.
All in all, the season was a tremendous learning experience and a lot of fun for
all concerned. Thanks to all the girls and staff who made this a viable new programme
at Stanstead.
Co-Assistant Coaches Telling & Simard
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JUNIOR
BOYS 5
MUGBY
COACH:
Mr. N. Southward
CAPTAIN'S
Billy McDonald
Back Row: Mr. N. Southward, P. Kasowski, C. Sinray, B. Goodsell, N. Kabbara, I. Mon-
temayor, A. Perez, M. Trudeau, A. Bulbul, G. Goodsell, K. Liu, N. Couture, B. Mulhol-
land Front Row: W. Kabbara, S. Lauziere, R. Lu, Z. Hussain, B. McDonald, J. Chi, W.
Au, V. Pagnelli, M. Lanoe
This year Stanstead’s junior rugby program at-
tracted the interest of twenty-two (22) players, and
was a mix of bantam and junior aged players. The
team continued to compete on an exhibition basis
mainly against teams from the Montreal league, BCS
and in one tournament. Although losses were out-
weighed by wins, the team played hard rugby against
more experienced and full junior-aged sides. Junior
aged players from both the junior and senior teams
rallied together to capture the BCS 7’s Tournament
title, winning the final against Selwyn House. Ju-
nior “S” recipients included captain Billy McDonald,
James Chi, Zeeshan Hussain and Nathan Couture
for their consistent and outstanding play. Thanks to
the captain, manager Bruce Mulholland, and all the
players for their involvement, you showed great pro-
gress over the course of the season, I look forward
to your return to the program next season.
Mr. N. Southward
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SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS
Back Row: Mrs. D. Duncan, J. Fountain, A. Stremmelaar, M. Greenspoon, J. Hung, Mr. S. Jackson. Middle Row: J. Power, B. Lo,
S. Chen, E. Chu, T. Phaneuf, C. Amaral, J. Poitras. Front Row: B. Chou, E. Chu, S. Telling
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SPRING ATHLETIC ASSEMBLY
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AWAHD
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J. Larocque, V. Kasowski, S. Muto, Y. Bala, R. Mason
THE FOLLOWING
STUDENTS RECEIVED
TROPHIES FOR
ALL AROUND EXCELLENCE, SPORTSMANSHIP AND LEAD-
ERSHIP:
Boys’ Tennis
V. Bala
Girls’ Tennis
Sakiko Muto
Boys’ Rugby
Rob Mason
Girls’ Track and Field
Josee Larocque
Boys’ Track and Field
Victor Kasowski
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WERE AWARDED THEIR
“MAJOR S”:
V. Bala
Phil Manning
Sakiko Muto
P. Reyes
Rob Mason
Alvaro Porres
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WERE ALSO
RECOGNIZED:
SENIOR “S”
JUNIOR “S”
BANTAM “S”
Danny Yeh
Rene Villarreal
Velika Parent
Deepali Kumar
Paola Perez
Rosalind Telling
Carolyn Stokes
Billy McDonald
Julie Tremblay
M’Tasa Ector
James Chi
Ann-Marie Infilise
Nathan Couture
Betty- Ann Forward
Zeeshan Hussain
Kristen Denney
Philip Infilise
Lyly Lessard
Melanie Aubut
Victor Kasowski
Ryan McTavish
Syreta Roberts
Josee Larocque
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MAJOR “S” WINNERS
Back Row: J. Stenger, F. Lauziere, R. Mason, A. Amaral, M. Kim, A. Porres, S. Telling. Middle Row: S. Skoryna, E. Chu, F. Scal-
abrini, T. Xenos, C. Amaral, V. Bala, V. Kasowaski, D. Yeh, J. Au, P. Manning.Front Row: P. Reyes, G. Skelton, K. Denney, S.
Muto, A. Fujimoto, T. Quinzanos.
TEAM CAPTAINS 02-03
Back Row: F. Scalabrini, T. Xenos, J. Stenger, A. Porres, R. Mason, V. Bala, V. Kasowski, D. Yeh. Front Row: R. McTavish, A.M.
Infilise, K. Denney, B.A. Forward, S. Muto, A. Lam.
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CAMERA CLUB
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RIFLE CLUB
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BPECTHUM
This has been a very enjoyable year for me as the Spectrum adviser: Without the cheerful
help of Mr. Duncan it was a much more active year and I still don’t know if everything has
been properly proof read but I think we have adapted well to the challenge. I would like to
thank David Skelton, our Editor-in-Chief for all his extra efforts in getting the ’93 edition
to meet our high standards.
To the Editors, all the artists and layout people and the photographers I owe a debt of grat-
itude for all the hours spent in putting a 204 page book together. I also want to thank Mr.
Gallant, our Headmaster, for all his support and for realizing that to have a good book you
have to take many pictures and you also have to keep up with the fast changing world of
yearbook publishing.
A special thanks to the small crew of three under the able guidance of Miguel Sorensen
who worked all year without sending one page to our publisher. They started the ball rolling
to computerize the publication of at least a part of our book. For those of us who realize what
a long job it is to become computer literate person we understand how frustrating and boring
it can be. However, our goal is to have one hundred pages done on the computer for the ’94
book and we will go onwards and upwards from there.
Thanks everyone for a great year. To those who are leaving we all wish you the best of
luck. To those who are returning I look forward to working with-you once again to produce
the first SPECTRUM that will be done partially on the computer.
Mr. Ashworth
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L’ IMPROVISATION
C’etait la cinquieme saison d’activites pour le club
d’improvisation qui fait partie de la L.I.D.E.A. (Ligue
d’improvisation des ecoles anglophones)
Cette ligue, qui a ete formee dans le but de promouvoir la
culture et la langue frangaise dans une atmosphere de detente,
compte maintenant sept ecoles: Lower Canada College, Selwyn
House, Stanstead, Trafalgar, Villa Maria et pour la premiere
fois, Queen of Angels et Sacred Heart.
Les dix-huit membres du club se rencontraitent tous les jeu-
dis, en soiree, et improvisaient sur des themes populaires.
Au cours de l’annee, notre equipe a joue contre celles de toutes
les ecoles de la ligue, sauf celle de Villa Maria. Elle a remporte
deux matchs sur trois. Lors du tournoi final a Villa Maria le
22 avril, Stanstead a termine en troisieme place.
Je tiens a remercier nos capitaines, Daniel Beasse et Jason
Rodi pour leur precieuse collaboration ainsi que Madame Mar-
cotte pour son aide indispensable lors des matchs. Merci aussi
a tous les participants et participantes!
Entraineure: Mary Martin
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Animation and Special Events 1992-1993
SEPTEMBER:
8th Opening Day BBQ
26th Go-Karting at Sports Junction, Omerville
OCTOBER:
2nd “Space Frontiers” Gr. 11/12 at McGill
University, Montreal
3rd Movies at Newport.
18th Apple picking at Heath Orchards
23rd Shopping and movies at carrefour, Sher-
brooke
31st Hallowe’en Dance
NOVEMBER:
14th Movies at Newport
21st Grad Coffee House
28th Christmas shopping excursion
DECEMBER:
5th Christmas Dance
10th Candygrams
13th Christmas Dinner and Carol Concert
JANUARY:
5th Mixed Company from Yale University
15th Booster Club at arena and gym
16th Movies in Newport
23rd Tuck Shop Dance
29th Winter Carnival - Ski Day followed by Lip-
Sync Contest
30th Winter Carnival - Competitions followed by
Sports Junction trip
FEBRUARY:
13th Valentine’s Dance
15th King of Hearts Contest
20th Grade Nine Play - “Sorry, Wrong Number”
27th Interact Dance
MARCH:
6th Night Skiing at Bromont
13th Tuck Shop Dance
March Break - European Trip
APRIL:
10th Sugaring Off Party
17th Movies in Newport
24th Mexican Buffet and Dance
MAY:
1st Cafe capucino
8th School Play - “Makin’ It”
15th Casino Night
29th Shopping in Sherbrooke followed by Tuck
Shop Dance
JUNE:
5th Grad Dance at Hermitage Club in Magog.
12th Movies in Newport
18th Grad Reception and Dinner followed by
Variety Show, Slide Show and Fireworks.
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DE BATIN G AND PUBLIC SPEAKING
The Debating/Public Speaking Club kept busy with a number of activ-
ities. The club hosted debaters from BCS in November for three rounds
of debates. The competition gave many students their first debating ex-
perience.
In February, Secondary IV and V students competed against each other
for eligibility for the QAIS Senior Public Speaking Competition held at
ECS in Montreal. Victor Kasowski represented Stanstead speaking on
“Violence in the Media” and was amongst a wide range of high quality
speakers.
Two Grade 12 students, Nadeem Afzal and Eric Chu, participated in
the World Affairs Conference in Toronto. The Conference Topic was “The
Gender Challenge: A New Hope for Women and Men” and opened up a
variety of interesting dialogue on gender issues. The spring schedule con-
sisted of an in-school Public Speaking Contest as well as several internal
club debates. Thanks to all members for their involvement!
Mr. N. Southward
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BRONZE CROSS
FOOD COMMITTEE
Back Row: Mr. K. Skelton, V. Bala, Z. Hussain, Mr. A. Cline, Mr. P. Ashworth. Front Row: S. Cheetham, S. Channell, S. McDonald,
K. Chagnon, C. Bourguoin.
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AEROBICS
WHITE WATER RAFTING
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The River Revellers
Stars Shone in the mist of the night.
Moon stood silently by the stars.
Clouds cluttered around the crest.
Hills rose to the highest peak.
River ran swiftly to and fro.
Wind whistled through the air.
Trees towered to the tips,
Branches shadowing the bridges.
Dry leaves covered like the desert.
The brown ground stepped on without sight.
Shapeless shadows formed in silhouettes.
Echoes rallied through the emptiness.
Waves washing against the rocks.
Ripples formed at each rock.
Dampness deepened with each foot.
The deep river sparkled like diamonds.
As the stars reflected of the river.
Broken branches bloodying the legs as they passed.
Finally they reached the broad bridge.
There they sat under the starry sky.
Letting the breeze brush by them.
The stick struck into a shiny flame.
The bottles popped into each belly.
Chitter-chatter broke the silence.
Then the river stopped rippling.
The moon stopped shimmering.
Stars shone away.
The clouds clashed.
The sky spoke.
Never again were the river revellers to return.
By Nadeem Afzal (Grade 12).
WHAT IS IT
I dread the day that I will perish
Though I may meet Lucifer himself
Or I may encounter God
The creator of my life
I fear that I may not succeed
Or complete my dreams
Therefore I shall stay well
For there is ample in what I am able to do.
PHILIP INFILISE
THE END
It’s about time the world ends
Because we are all tired
Of that land
That is used or burned
It’s about time the world is set on fire
In our shame, no respect, no matter what,
Things can’t stay the same
It’s about time the world ends
Not in shame
Not in war or violent combats
But only in peacewill it reign
ALEX. N.
A Woman
A woman is measured by the things she cannot con-
trol. She is measured by the way her body curves or
doesn’t curve, by where she is flat or straight or
round. She is measured by 36-24-36 inches and ages
and numbers: by all the outside things that don’t ever
add to who she really is inside.
And so if a woman should be measured let her be
measured by all the qualities and difficulties that she
can control. Let her be measured by who she is or
how she is trying to become.
The main thing women do know is that measure-
ments are statistics;
and statistics lie . . .
Josee Larocque
REMEMBER
When our eyes met for the first time
my heart was yours and yours was mine
When I asked your hands in the park
you kissed my lips in the dark
When we danced together cheek to cheek
we finally got the love we seek
When your heart bent on mine
the whole world seemed too shine
you charmed me with your beauty so fine
When your soft voice lulled me to sleep
I declared to you that my love was deep
When we lived together side by side
and there was no more secrets left to hide
When I couldn’t stand to be away from you
you were always with me whatever I do
When our eyes forgot the meaning of tears
and our souls said adieu to all our fears
When we were called husband and wife
and there began a long, happy life
When our first child finally came to earth
and the birds sang celebrating his birth
Come, sit with me on the beach and remember
when I told you that love could last forever
By Zaid Mahayni
Grade 10
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MON PAYS
C’est un paradis de coeur’s satines
C’est un pays ou 1’ amour a toujour s regne
Une famille prete a recevoir un nouveau membre
Une maison ou pour vous il y a toujours une chambre
Venez vivre une de ces heureuses vies
Entendez ces enfants qui dansent, chantent et rient
Souriez, nous ne verrez plus jamais la guerre
Vous ne vivrez plus jamais la misere
Bienvenue au sentier de seraphins
Admirer la lune et ses refrains
Vous etes dans le royaume de l’amour
Bienvenue a la paix pour toujours
Voici mon pays, c’est le votre
Vous etes comme un frere, le notre
Ecrit par: Zaid Mahayni
pays natal: Syrie
TREASURES FOREVER
Keep me close, asked the well-worn picture
Either that, or never forget me, said the dried flower.
In your heart and mind,
These things should cherish,
Hold onto, in your memory - forever.
Candle lit faces around a campfire,
Remember the good times.
Or else, they’ll die with the passing of time,
Left forgotten in the pursuit of other things.
You’ll eventually regret it, if that happens.
Never let go of the past; please never forget me
C. Stokes
REBIRTH OF THE FORGOTTEN
Off in a corner, left forgotten
Stands a memory, misbegotten.
Lonely and forsaken
It longs to be remembered.
Unless unfortunately, it becomes mistaken.
A glimpse, a glimmer, a ray of light.
Something familiar, a dream in the night,]
Stirring memories of the forgotten.
It is finally remembered.
Never truly forgotten,
Just a memory worn by time.
Growing dusty in a corner,
Now pried loose by a fleeting similarity;
Brought into the open, shining with clarity.
It was finally remembered.
C. Stokes
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UN VRAI AMI
Quand j’etais en 7ieme annee, j’ai rencontre un Jap-
onais qui s’appelait Yoshinori Sudo, II etait du Ja-
pon et du moment que nous vous sommes rencontres
c’etait une attraction. Nous sommes devenus amis
immediatement.
Dans les trois ans qu’il etait a Stanstead, chaque
fois que nous nous parlions, nous devenions plus in-
times. J’ai appris beaucoup de choses de Yoshi, de
ses coutumes et comment dire quelques mots en jap-
onais etc. La meilleure chose pour moi c’etait d’avoir
un ami international.
Tu rencontres beaucoup de personnes a Stanstead
que t’appelles tes amis mais quand tu quittes Stan-
stead, c’est a ce temps-la quand tu realises qui sont
tes vrais amis.
Yoshi vit a L.A. maintenant et 5 a fait trois ans qu’il
a quitte cette ecole. Nous nous ecrivons encore et nous
sommes de vrais amis.
Kristen Denney
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PARENT’S DAY
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ALUMNI
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PARENTS, BOARD AND STAFF IN MONTREAL
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FRIDAY EVENING
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VARIETY SHOW
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BACCALAUREATE AND PMIgE^GIYING
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GRADE 12 CERTIFICATES
Amaron Prizes for French Grade 7/8 Thomas Phaneuf
Grade 9 Rosalind Telling
Grade 10 Samuel Skoryna
Grade 11 Carolyn Stokes
Grade 12 Simone Cheetham
The Sybil Galambos Prizes for French Grade 7/ 8 Noemie Johnson
Grade 9 Mikael Lanoe
Grade 10 Melanie Aubut
Grade 11 Karine Plante
Grade 12 Anne-Marie Infilise
Les Prix speciaux offerts par le Progres George Goodsell
Pensionnat des Ursulines Succes Jeffrey Fountain
SPECIAL PRIZES
The Donald McG. Hackett Prize for Creativity Jason Podl
The Thespian Shield for Acting M Tasa Ector
The Director s Award in Theatre Arts Simone Cheetham
The Year Book Award David Skelton
The Lee Audet Trophy for Public Speaking Suzy McDonald
Junior Public Speaking Award Kanne Chagnon
The Rotary Club Service Award Jennifer Zylberstem
Junior School Science Fair Award Peter Kasowski
Senior School Science Fair Award Vijayant Bala
Alumni Bursary Award Knstina Porter
The Raymond Lester Memorial Award Domingo Uy
The Banting Bursary Award Moll Y Miranda
The Kenneth Reed Memonal Award Thomas Phaneuf
The Leonard McGilton Memorial Award David Skelton
The Billy Huckins Memorial Scholarship Jeffrey Fountain
The Shelia Ferguson Shield. Best AS-rcxrid girl Athlete in Junior School Sarah Channell
The S.F. Abbott Shield, best all-round Athlete in Junior School William McDonald
The Thomas Johnson Memorial Trcphytor best ail-round Boy Attiiete in the School Alvaro Porres
The Shirley Wolter Trophy for all-round Girl Athlete in the School Kristen Denney
The Spofforth Trophy for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Vijayant Bala
The Arthur E. Curtis Jr. Award Jang Hyeok Yun
House Director s Award Bugbee House William McDonald
House Director's Award Colby HctUse MTasa Ector
House Director's Award Davis House Frederic Scalabnni
House Director's Award Webster House Kimberly Quinn
The Wilder Shield (for a Junior Student) Sarah Channell
The Geoffrey Wood Foundation Scholarship Alan O’Sullivan
The T rustees Scholarship Robert Scobie
The Jean Prieur Memorial Award Noemie Johnson .WlUiam McDonald, George Diamandopoulos
The Bowman-Hall Award Ji Woong (Michael) Kim
Trueman-McFadyen Award Akiko Fujimoto
The Birks' Bronze Medal for the best Student in Grade 10 Michael Atkin
The Governor General s Medal for the best Student in Grade 1 1 Alan O'Sullivan
The Birks' Silver Medal for the best Student in Grade 12
Simone Cheetham/ Akiko Fujimoto
The Pitcher Memonal Pri 2 g - The School’s Highest Award
Chih Kang (Eric) Chu / Kristen Denney
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Mr. A.R. Eveleigh Ms. D. O’Neill
One evening in August of 1969 a man with an amazing black beard and an even more amazing British accent, rounded the corner
of Bugbee House and got his first panoramic view of the Stanstead College campus. Tony Eveleigh had just arrived in Canada from
England and was ready to take up his duties as a teacher of mathematics. Did he really suspect what lay ahead of him? Within days
he was embroiled in the hectic life of this boarding school with all the joys and trials that such an environment entails.
Obviously he was a person who liked to be deeply involved in his work. Aside from those assigned duties of teaching, house duties
and sports, it was not long before he was taking students on hiking and camping trips on weekends. If there were no time for an
overnight trip, then a Sunday afternoon hike would have to do. Winter arrived and this man from rainy England became an avid
cross-country skier and ski coach. For the next twenty-four years that sport remained his passion. His inveterate optimism would
not allow him to admit defeat even when a January thaw left the fields and trails bare, and the rain fell in torrents. Brush cutting
to prepare new trails, trail-marking and finally breaking trail in the new snow occupied the fall and early winter. Races in absolutely
frigid weather, the Canadian Ski Marathon and skiing for the joy of it saw him and his team through the winter.
It may seem that his teaching of mathematics had become of secondary interest. His classroom involvement and his commitment
to his subject and his students were always in the forefront. No student can forget his classes where many finally realized that it
was possible to “do mathematics”. Those chalk-covered fingers and hands, the chalk-covered jacket all attested to the challenge being
offered and accepted in that classroom. (Did anyone ever see that sport jacket removed in the classroom or anywhere around the school?)
None will forget the help sessions offered unselfishly in the evening and on the weekends. It was always possible to find out how
to do that one thorny problem or one could always ask for some last minute help or attend regularly-scheduled review sessions before
an examination period. Through laughter and tears many students finally unravelled the complexities of what they thought was an
impossible subject.
The years passed and he was named head of the Math/Science Department. Devotion to providing the best teaching for the students
of Stanstead College and for encouraging the highest academic achievement in Mathematics and Sciences continued the philosophy
of the department. The excellent reputation of Stanstead students in the Mathematics and Science departments of many Canadian
universities is due to that devotion.
To some he is known as Sir or Mr. Eveleigh, to others he is simply Tony. Maybe someone actually calls him Anthony. Someone
referred to him as Mr. Everleigh, and some unnamed students dared to refer to Mr. Evil Eye. Whatever his name, he has been, and
still is, a dedicated teacher and a warm and understanding human being both to his students and his colleagues.
By whatever name we call you, we wish you happiness and health in your retirement years. We thank you for your time, your presence,
your understanding and good humour and your ability to inspire. We hope to see you often and will be happy when we do. Best wishes
and good luck!
- Paul Duncan
Although Della and her family have spent the last three years with us, it doesn’t seem quite right that they will be leaving at the
end of this school year to return to Montreal.
The infirmary and the many phases of school life which work closely with the nurse have shared a common concern for everyone
connected with the school. The various sports programs have always consumed much of the nurses time and Della was certainly no
exception.
I think I speak on behalf of all student athletes and coaches when I say that it was always comforting to know that we were being
looked after at home or on the road.
I know I echo everyone’s sentiments when I say that morning breaks in the staff room won’t be the same without Ryan or Derrod
putting a smile on everyone’s face.
Della and her Department will be our loss. However, I’m sure her husband, Peter, will welcome the thought of not having to drive
the autoroute every day.
All of us at Stanstead - faculty, staff and students - wish Della and Peter and their family a continued happy life in Montreal. Thank
you for sharing the past three years with us and please come back to visit when you can.
Alex Philip
Director of Athletics
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A.K.A. Brit, Teacher, Sir, Prince, Akbar, Blondie, Gino, Chuck.
ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Spectrum, Debating, Theatre Arts. Dead Poet Society, Library Mon-
itor, Investment Club, Choir.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: All the good times and the new experiences I’ve had at Stanstead. Learn-
ing to ski and skate. Xmas with Miss C & W. My never ending problems, right Fred. Quebec City and
Ottawa trips. Breaks in Montreal, spring in New York and Boston. Remember when Jason? Conversa-
tions with Mr. T. The laughs with Mr. D&S. Lypsynch. The conference at Toronto, right Eric, Pas. The
best roommate - Artur. The Nintendo addiction. My new haircuts. The 5 o’clock showers. My favorite
word “goofy’’. Receiving my tops at sports assemblies. JJ - I love you. To all the great friends 1 made
- God Bless!., God Bless,
SPECIAL THANKS: Mr. Eveliegh, You're the best. To my friends Artur, Alvaro, Eric, Fred, Gill, Kris,
JJ, Domingo, Mike, Slick, Syrette, thanx a lot. To my parents, I love you.
Nadeem Afzal ’92-’93
A.K.A. TULO, Bro, Buddy Brazilian, XXX, Geek, the one second man,
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Basketball, Alpine Skiing, Rugby, Tennis and mountain biking.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Riding my bike in all seasons. Winning the ETIAC soccer championship.
Waiting for the breaks and not wanting to come back. Playong one-on-one in my room. The best room-
mate - Nadeem. The personalities at Stanstead; the cafeteria food (pas). Davis House new recruit’s race;
going to the River. The end of the ’92 school year; grade 12 Chem. My friends: Alvaro - Georgia Tech,
the weekend, Mr. Perfect, Caco, Chu, Domingo - the loverman, Fred, J.J. - Geek, Crystal the first night.
Ludy, Mike - the toy boy. M’Tasa, Nadeem - wild gender life, Mr. Athletic. Stephen - B. Ball. Syreta,
The Mexican Girls, Scobie, Amer and the rest of my friends take care. Peace to all.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank my teachers, my adviser, Mr. Marino and all my friends
for sharing all the good moments. I would especially like to thank my bro, sis and parents. I love you
all!! Thank you all!!
Artur Amaral ’91 -’93
A.K.A. Renie, ACTIVITIES: Spectrum, Investment Club, House Committee, Choir.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Sub shop with Karin & AM; the big mistake!! - Gr. 12, Sept. 19 - thanks
Ms. Campbell! Men are scum; waking up to what else! Domingo’s spaz attacks. Real love (?) the incon-
siderate scum at this school that drove me insane! Monica - it slipped my mind! Giving all & Getting
nothing! (Remember Karin!). Lily & her reassuring talks, “This year is a living nightmare”. This may
not have been a truly wonderful year for me but in terms of friendships I’ve distinguished B/W “real”
people and fakes, thanx to the girls, I love you all very dearly & remember WE DON’T NEED THEM!!
SPECIAL THANKS: To Ms. Cambell for always being there for me, to my lifelong friends, you all know
who you are & most importantly my parents, I love you all!!
Irene Bosum ’88-’93
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Simone Cheetham ’87-’93
A.K.A. Pumpsi, Whitney, Simonettelegs, Cheetpork
ACTIVITIES: Head-Prefect, Theatre Arts, Soccer, Basketball, Major “S”, Grad. Committee, Animation
Committee, Food Committee.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: May and June ’92, Georgeville excursions with Ryan, Fred and Gill, Spring
breaks with Verona - partying in Montreal with V.T.V. at 3 a.m. on the last day of school ’92. Driving
with Ryan in Montreal. Feb. break 92 at J.P.’s, at Cookies - John Abbott Feb. 93. Laugh attacks with
Gill and Carolyne, X-mas dance '92, planning spring break - all nighter at Fred’s, Mirabel mania. Ryan’s
granny hat, coconuts - “Ryan - the woman is smarter”, “A . . . B . . . C . . Skinny dipping, Kamakazes,
Club Waterloo, the pick-up artists, Madonna, wet tee contest, blue Lagoon, dry bread, G.I. Joe, Mr. Rab-
bit, naked bussman. My day off, the certified natives, my flight back. Grad ’93. Extended Skelton family
dinners,
SPECIAL THANKS: To all teachers and friends who supported me during my 6 years. Mrs. Duncan,
The Skeltons, Gill, Fred and Ryan. I luv you guys. My family and my Dad who has done so much for me.
A.K.A. Johnny, Computer Man.
ACTIVITIES: Two years in the investment club where I found out it is hard to make money. My first
year of football and my last. Two years of squash where I found out to have fun with a very small ball.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: There are too many things and I feel like they all just happened. I will
always remember: 5 months of computer hockey with Domingo - no matter how good his team is I can
still cut them down. Eric - he always came to me when there was food. Fred - my personal editor for
every essay. Mike and his AJ story - 1 don't think that story will ever have an ending. A great trip to
Europe and the extra two days in Belgium. Frank, Owen, Rob, Lauziere, Amer, Artur, Steve and JJ
you guys were great. My best friend Julia - don’t forget, we will be the closest friends for ever. You gave
me many unforgettable times. I hope my dream to travel with you comes true.
SPECIAL THANKS: Mom and Dad - thank you for everything. Thank you to my advisor, Mme Martin
for all the help and advice you gave me over the two years. Good luck to you.
Jonathan Chen ’91-’93
Wai Cheung Choi ’92-’93
A.K.A. Choi, Cheung Choi
ACTIVITIES: Interact Club, Cross Country Skiing, Tai Chi Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Calculus with Mr. Eveleigh - 1 am so glad 1 had him before he retires.
Lypsynch - many people know who I am now because I was so funny.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank my advisor for helping me solve many problems. 1 would
like to thank all the people at Stanstead and my parents too. Thank-you!!
Eric Chu ’87-’93
A.K.A. Chu, Chuwee, Chili, Mono-man, Chubby, Chabba, Master ... I have too many.
ACTIVITIES: School Prefect, Grad, V-Ball, Basketball, Softball, Secretary of Athletics.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The past six years I spent at the College. Every single moment spent with
Mizuho, good and bad. My roommate Fred., our sleeping ceremonies. Street fighter 2. Doing sports at
Stanstead. My big closet. 48 B’s. Staying up every night doing anything but work. Sports etc. at 11pm.
Fred’s toe. Night at J.P.’s with Mike (2 on 1). Johnny’s lover - the computer. Domingo’s noodles - thanks.
Toronto with Nadeem; Europe trip; working out with JJ and Mike-pas. Mizuho, thanks for making my
last year so memorable. In many ways I love you. Good luck to all grads in the future and keep in touch.
Fred “cheese”, Mike “health conscious”, JJ “my ho”, Stephen “fisherman” - 6 years of friendship. Alvaro
“winter”, Domingo “L.J.”, Tony “tuna lips”, Choi “my man”, Nadeem “air 23”, Johnny “50 - vocab”,
Tulo, Paul, Ry . . . etc. and of course Kris the titchl, Jamie the hick. I’ll miss all of you. Bye Stanstead.
SPECIAL THANKS: To all the Geek clans for a wonderful year. To Mr. Denney for everything. To
my house directors - thanks for a good year and to my family - Thank-You.
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A.K.A. No more “lovely Linda”, Diflurohexane or Liny is o.k.
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Aerobics Club, Swim Team Co-Captain, eating and sleeping.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: No matter what anybody says I’m still the “NEW STUDENT!” I will never
forget: Going crazy at the first dance and dancing in the Webster halls with Karin. Changing my room
around and having make-up fights with my roomy Monica (chicken noodle). Weight lifting and exercising
with Marianne. Writing numerous apology letters to Simone and being confused with Donell in Chem.
class. Last but definitely not least, I will never forget Francois Lauziere. I have him to thank for my
self-confidence and for helping me survive the stressful and rough times - “Je t’aime” times uncountable
infinity! “Mr. Jackson I can vote now”. Thank you to everybody at SWC who put up with my temper
and my constant complaining. I had a great year!
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank Miss ‘W’ and my parents for giving me support, my crazy
roommate Monica who always knew when I needed a hug! and Della, my second Mom when I got sick.
Linda Crawford ’92-’93
A.K.A. J.J., Brother J., Geeek, Jean Jacques.
ACTIVITIES: Prefect, Football, Basketball manager, Aerobic Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: All the time with Laura. I’ll always love you honey. Rooming with Olaf,
Alvaro and Anthony. Tony’s noise and air pollution. Sex talks with Mr. Marino. Sleeping with Mike
- what a night! I love you man. Tulo “stop the fishing”. Alvaro going nuts over one girl each year - “I’ll
get her for you!”. Love you Culero. My weekends at Montreal. Chez Peree - Ha! “Yo Fred, what’s up?”
Eric my Ho! Pasquale’s hidden car!. Paul’s house with his sister - right Alvaro. Ma choucroute Karine.
Ma doudou Melanie. Kristen’s good jokes. Ryan the Math teacher. Nadeem you are just great.
SPECIAL THANKS: To all the teachers that helped me succeed. To my parents that I love. To Mr.
Marino for making my life easier. To Mr. Duncan. To Mr. Jackson the best Vectors and Physics teacher.
To the Channells for all those suppers. Thanks to all and good luck in the future. I love you Mars.
A.K.A. Dundas, Kris, Hick, Tin, KD, Mom.
ACTIVITIES: School Prefect, Soccer, Basketball, Picking on and being picked on by Fred, Chu and Mike!!
Aerobics, Choir.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Every year I’ve been here! I’ll never forget my year with Ian - is that a
challenge? I believe! It fits. “ Why look for something I already have?” Crackers, Big Ars hugs. “You
just ate didn’t you”? - Paul - LA talks, talking on the curb facing lights of the oncoming traffic. Fred,
Chu and Mike - what more can I say about those guys? Chu I luv your toes. Fred - shut up! Gillian, if
we were in Stanstead right now, Arizona - her stressful days. Nadeem, J.J. basketball. Karin and her
Swedish relatives. Irene - 1 like your crunchie! AM and her care bear! More, More. Ryry, Jaime, Alvaro,
Uy, Monica. Our Geo class, Simone, Arguing with Mike and firing him up. “It’s my priority!” To the
girls - never trust a man who says “trust me”. Life is a highway so ride all night long! Slick Duke - Ha!
SPECIAL THANKS: To maintenance, Sims - the bestest, Miss Double You, Helen, Ian, Mike, Mr. Ma-
rino, Rachel and Most of all to my Mom & Dad for everything I luv you!! It’s the end of an era!!
Kristen Denney ’87-’93
A.K.A “M”, M’Tas, Madamoiselle, Ector and Mom.
ACTIVITIES: Debating, Public Speaking, Soccer, Rugby, Theatre Arts, Music.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I will remember the best winters of my life, autumns on campus, snowball
fights in early spring, contact soccer with K.P.. Sunlight and moonlight, sunrise and sunset. My room
in Colby, lunch with the Bahamanian girls. Water fights in Chem class with Tulo, Stephen and A.M..
Broomfights with Donnell. Jason and Saeki.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my Mother and to my “daughter” Zeena” for their strength and support. To
Mr. Denney and the student body for making this an experience that I will always treasure. Thank-you.
M’Tasa Ector ’90-’93
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Amer El-Malak ’92-’93
Akiko Fujimoto ’90-’93
Anne Marie Infilise ’90-’93
Michael Kim ’91-’93
A.K.A. Meat, Padi, Stress Man.
ACTIVITIES: Football, Squash, Investment Club, and Rifle Club, Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The Initiation, the coldest I have have ever been. First time skiing with
my friends and spending half the time falling. The music shutdown in the lipsync. Working out with
Scobie. Mason, James, Frank, Scobie and me create the "killer scrum”.
SPECIAL THANKS: I thought I would never make it through this year with all the rules and “Prefect
Mania”, but I did. I thank my parents for giving me this experience and my friends for supporting me.
A.K.A. No substitution.
ACTIVITIES: School Prefect, Vice-President of Investment Club, Yearbook Editor, Soccer, Swimming,
Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: It is unbelieveable how quickly the three years have passed. Coming here
knowing little English (and absolutely no French), I had to struggle during the first several months.
But surprisingly, looking back upon my life now, I find that the most of my memorable moments come
from that period of time. I will never forget that 1 used to have my hands full, copying down what was
on the board without being able to pay attention to the lectures. I also will never forget the time I used
to read my text books, holding a dictionary in one hand and looking up almost all the words in them.
That was the time that I had trouble expressing myself. But, on the other hand, that was the time when
I learned and achieved as many things as 1 possibly could.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank my family and my guardians, Mr. and Mrs. Neufeld, who
broaden the world which I can be a part of.
A.K.A. Cow, Annie-Moo-Rie, Ethyl Methylbutane, Psycho, Chipmunk.
ACTIVITIES: Prefect, Spectrum Editor, Camera and Investment Clubs, Soccer, BBall, Softball, Theatre
Arts, Choir, Rugby, Skiing.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The breaks, Sassing Monkey and Mr. XXX. Talks with Lyly. Big Butts.
Irene’s whale wake up call. The pathetic rumors. Soccer seasons. Clare’s pregnancy? Horneycorn fan-
tasies. The exciting dances ’n delicious food; Granny D. Karin’s apple, my hairdryer. Knocking on my
door. Stephen’s nachos. “No holding hands Frank!”. Alarm; Irenes jiggling tongue. “This is like a dream
I once had!”. Big Bird's duster. Dawn's warm cake! Pole dancing. Breaking my bunk. Grad. Studies in
the library. Nadeem librarian? Chem, war, my better half and I versus Tulo n’ Steve, Rooming with
Clare. All the sassing (mostly to Steve). I’ll never forget all the friends I’ve made here, it was an inter-
esting experience. To those who already left (Ver, Lub . . .) it wasn’t the same without you. Last thing
- no more cows, o.k!!
SPECIAL THANKS: To all my friends and family who helped me through the good and bad times.
Thank you all for always being there for me!
A.K.A. Slob, Turtle, Kimmers, Sponge, Geek, MIKE-E BABY, GQ.
ACTIVITIES: Doing my hair. Cooking at Mr. Marino’s. Water gun fights.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Popping Morgan's pimples, Alex’s small dump. (pas). Danny Chan’s re-
volting behaviours, great times and the nights I spend with JJ (yes JJ I think Crystal likes you). Inter-
esting concepts and regrets of Domingo (mountain-climber!). My ultimate roommate Alvaro (I love your
Mexican music especially when you sing it - pas). You’re the best cook. Artur fishing for sharks or some
sort of fish. Nadeem the all around athlete (I loved the conversations, thanks for everything). Eric. NUDA
if you want to live from your parents. Fred, I hope you don’t lose all your hair (I’m glad we came through).
My ex-roommate Johnathan, the 50-Vocab man. Stephen the fisherman. My only Korean pal Jang. Jen-
sen, thanks for trying to help me out. Hilarious nights at the motel (Nadeem, how’s your glasses?). Get-
ting mentally ill with JJ. Alvaro - we didn’t smell you at all at the movies. I love you all. One last advice:
Stay kool and be wicked.
SPECIAL THANKS: All my teachers who supported me all the way. My coolest parents (I love you both),
and all the Geek Clan members (BABY! NAHH!)
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A.K.A. Franc, Snob, Losier, Nerd, Franky, African-on-ice.
ACTIVITIES: Try to survive in this jungle of mental cases and study Bio. During my free time. Sleep,
Eat, Weight lift.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Talking to Linda on her Birthday • going out with you. Arriving late to
French class on purpose. Doing absolutely nothing during the weekends but “donnez-moi un bee”. Linda
thinking I had an affair with Anne-Marie, and Marty getting in the middle of a fight between JJ and
Laura. Mr. Jackson picking on the same students. Dances, Aerobics, Hockey, Lights out at 2pm. Sex
talk with Dr. Rog. Donnell always talking dirty. Giving Joe a karate lesson. Fred, Amir, Rob. Looking
forward to June 23. Hey Linda! I love you! Miss double “U” and D.D. “relax, we aree almost gone”. “Choi,
where are my cookies?”. “Jang, do my homework.”
SPECIAL THANKS: Linda Crawford who still is going out with me even if I am a nut case. My parents
who put me in this place. I love you. Thanks.
Francois Lauziere ’90-’93
A.K.A. Lee Yun-Chieh
ACTIVITIES: PREFECT, Spectrum editor. Investment, Math and Aerobic Clubs. Squash, Tennis, and
Choir.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: My second time living in Colby House. A new experience being big sister
with junior girls. My September report card Skip supper and fall asleep. Taking piano lessons with Ms.
Harris for 3 years. Cooking rice and noodles and having late night talks with Akiko. Scared by Miss
Senior's cat. Scared by the TV which turned itself on at midnight in the Colby lounge. The Chinese new
year weekend. Jonathan and his computer (especially the passwords). Skiing in Sutton. February break
in Montreal, Valentine’s weekend, trip to Europe. All friends whom I have: Jonathan, Akiko, Kikuko,
Fu-Ling, Sakiko, Erica, Sendy, Joan and the rest. All the good times and bad times I had in Stanstead
through these three years.
SPECIAL THANKS: The support from my parents. My advisor Mr. Jackson. Mr. Denney. All the help
from the teachers and friends.
Julia Lee ’90-’93
A.K.A. Ly, LyeLye, Shark, Jaws.
ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Soccer, Improvisation, being with Anne-Marie, Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: October and November Break. “It’s like a dream I had once." Clare’s apart-
ment. Weekends. March Break. Basketball games. Les Quebecoises que j’aime tant! Sassing someone
at the arena. Sassing and having a pretty good relationship with the monkey and Mr. XXX. Long talks
with Ludy and Anne-Marie. Helping my friends. Rire de . . . avec Karine P . . All rumors!! Pole dancing,
the grad and Stanstead life. The Stressed people. Stanstead Food, Humm!! Alarm, Karine, Katia, Mel,
A-M., TULO, Nadeem, Ludy, Clare, Irene, Karin, Francois and Linda, Rob and everybody else.
SPECIAL THANKS: To all friends who helped me and Mr. Denney and Mr. Jackson.
Lyly Lessard ’91-’93
A.K.A. Jessie, Jess, Miss Pianist, Lou Lou Luigi
ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Softball, talking, sleeping and fooling around.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The incident that happened last year that I didn’t mention - cold shower
in Davis. Grad dance ’92; Baccalaureate Day; Variety show. Well, how about this year?! I still remember
the first month bathrooming with Syreta and Donnell. - 1 always went to their room to bug them. Thank
you guys for not kicking me out of your room. Being really good friends with Sakiko. Every break that
I spent in Montreal. Mom and Dad thank you for giving this opportunity to go to Stanstead. I love you.
Leslie, Rowena, Helen, I’ll never forget that time when we all had the “love problems". Artur, my best
cal. partner. Ben, my big sweetest brother. Lyly, the one who always understands me - I’m going to miss
you. Ludy, Ruth, Irene, Domingo, thanks for always sharing my burdens. Johnny, I will always love
you. What else? Yes, I love you all!! I’ll miss Stanstead.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my advisor, Mr. Southward, Mrs. Moman - my special “friend” and teacher.
Mrs. Telling and Miss Campbell for being best friends and Mr. J., Mr. E. etc . . . Thank you all.
Jessica Lui Nga Ting
’91-’93
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A.K.A. Mo, Mono, Molica.
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Basketball, Camera Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: But sir . . . Always changing the room around. Ben & Jerry’s ice cream.
That’s it? You’re going to get it. Yees! Irene, Karin - let’s not go to Functions. I’ll never forget fighting
with my roommate in the middle of the night. The unforgettable weekends with Syreta and Caroline
- you are the best! The Mexican gang, Alvaro, Giovas, San, tai, Pao, Tania, Danny etc . . “No, it’s your
turn, you pick me up tomorrow morning. I’ll never forget going to town to the Old Customs arid sitting
at the table with all the Mexicans and laughing all the time. Physics class and talking to Domingo all
the time. I’ll never forget all the letters I received from all my friends. Marty, thanks for the great times.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my Mom & Dad for everything, to my teachers, my friends, and to all of those
who made this year a great one! I Love you all!!!
Monica Morales ’92-’93
Sakiko Muto ’90-’93
A.K.A. Sax, Saki-Chan
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Squash, Tennis, Choir, Investment Club, School Prefect, Basically always rush-
ing or worrying,
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Big Geography class. Bio class and Jacob. Forgetting English class. My
freezing room and getting plastics with Kristen, M’Tasa - “People make mistakes'*. Bahamian dance
classes. Nutrition plan - right Zeena?! Kristina - “Do you like my new room?” “Hi! doggy”. Granny “D”.
Ludy - “We got to talk!”. The lipsync contest. Europe trip - Paris, the city I’ll live in in the future: Kris-
tina and Amsterdam. “C’est la vie”. Complicated but a sweet guy - Nadeem. Syreta and her laugh. Al-
most all the TOD’s putting me to bed. My first experience on the soccer field. Squash team - A.K.A. culture
cluh. Tennis seasons. I know I’ll never forget my 3 years in Stanstead. And also the ones that gave roe
unforgettable memories. Good luck to you all!! Stanstead has been a great experience - thank-you!
SPECIAL THANKS: Kristina, Donnell, Zeena, Kristen, Mizuho, MTasa, Julia, Erica, Fu-Ling, Ms.
Campbell, Mrs. Telling, Ms. W., Mr. Eveleigh, and of course to my family who gave me so much under-
standing.
Alvaro Porres ’90-’93
A.K.A. Monoman 2, Winter, Geek, Culero, Mr. Critical, Cyberman, and Word-In.
ACTIVITIES: Cooking at Mr. Marino’s, cooking lasagne for 45 minutes in the microwave. Jumping
from 2nd floor. Underwater skydiving team.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: All my friends who helped me through this year. Living in an ‘all boys
school’. To Ansa, Jackobus and Morgan I love you all. The Poston’s with Ryan (Bum). Smooth criminal
with the grade 10’s. JJ with the great comebacks. G love you brother J). “Crystal says hi!”. Domingo
and the unforgettable adventures with Jack in Mexico. My super roommate Mike (nice girls eh?) “You’re
losin hair”, (HJ). Artur and the weekend (University). The love life of JJ and Domingo. Nadeem’s wild
gender life. Tony’s air pollution and to Fred, Eric, Nat, Paul, Tania, Sandra, Paola, M’Tasa, and the
rest of you - stay cool. Love you all - Peace.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my advisor and house director Mr. Simard and Mr. Marino. To my supporting
parents I love you.
A.K.A.
ACTIVITIES: Debating Club, Cross Country Running, Swim Team, Track and Field.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: My first day at Stanstead. Caroline Marquis’ first belch. Monica and I
with Caroline on weekends. M’Tasa's craziness once you got her to relax and I won’t forget Kristina's
smile. Sakiko’s worrying all the time. Granny D’s night cap and Domingo in Stats class, Those Amaral
brothers and many more. I will never forget my roommate Meredith or Wretch - the crush I got on him!!!.
Bye Nadeem.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank my advisor for all his help and give a special thanks to Miss
W. and Mr. Telling.
Syreta Roberts ’92-’93
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A.K.A. Freddy, Fredereek, Spunk, Seals, Fred, Federicoi, Cheese, Geek.
ACTIVITIES: Sleeping, Soccer, Hockey, School Prefect, Head of House, Grad Committee, eating, wast-
ing time.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I will never forget this school and all it’s people. My grade 10 trips. The
bridge with Gillian, I love you Gill and don’t ever forget that. Alex, my long lost roommate. Chu, the
best roommate for two years. Everyone Hunh, Mike, Alvaro, Uy, 50 Vocab, Sresss, Blinky, Afzal, Tulo,
Geek, Kris, Lips, Simone, Telling, Jang, Choi, Bob, David, Orfa and akll those I have forgotten. Enjoy
life, it’s beginning. Street fighter 2 and Nintendo. Room 216 is the neatest - Pas. Wasting 8 hours with
my bud forever - Ryan. The Bahamas ’93 - it was the best time of my life. Waterloo, my toe by the sea.
Life is a set of little problems but remember all the problems are small.
SPECIAL THANKS: I’d like to thank my parents for everything. I love you. You too Julie - thanks.
I leave with so many more memories - See-Ya.
Frederic Scalabrini ’90-’93
A.K.A. Miss Piggy, Poupie, Meatball, Mormor, Roomie
ACTIVITIES: X.C Running, X.C Skiing, Interact Club, Choir, Aerobics Club, Softball, Track and Field,
Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The happy and sad times I endured with my dear and lifelong friends -the
memories will live on forever. Thanks to Miss. Campbell and Irene for being there . . . “Men are scum”!!
Irene’s moods, my obsession, “Are you ready" late night talks with Irene”, where would I be without
you . . . The pain, stress; how could we forget! Amer, no matter what happened, I will never forget you
. . . Valentine’s day . . . what a day, major attraction, untouchable!! We laughed, we cried, we all shared
together - friends that is what I’ll never forget . . Anne-Marie, Laura, Lyly, Bruce, Domingo, Miss Wad-
leigh . . , (you know who you all are) - I love you all. Irene thanks for being there, friendship - that’s
what it is all about. Thanks to everyone for making this the best experience ever. I will really miss all of you.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank my teachers and my adviser for helping me succeed. My
dear friends, and my parents who gave me this opportunity.
Karin Skarborn ’91-’93
A.K.A. Gill, Skill, Skittlebum.
ACTIVITIES: School Prefect, Animation & Grad, Investment, Soccer, Squash
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Everyday between grade 7 and 11, I’ve made lifelong friends who I will
never forget. “Hick House” 91-92, Colin & our happy wall. May break at Cookie’s house; Georgeville
weekends wit da gang. Summers in Maine with Chrissy and Ali. March break ’93 - Bahamas'. The night
before at Freds, Mirabel, p-nu soo, Waterloo, the orchard, European skin, non stop fun, rum & kamakazie’s,
blue lagoon! Fred, Ryan, Simone, Jaime and Tony - 1 can’t believe we went. Thank you all for making
it an amazing two weeks!! (Simone, I am a certified native). The six year club - we survived! My fondest
moments are with Fred. I will remember every moment of the three years we spent together. - 1 love you!!
SPECIAL THANKS: Ellen, Kris, Simone, Ryan and particularly Fred. Thank-you for everything, you
are the meaning of best friends. To all the teachers who helped me through what at times seemed to
be very difficult, especially Miss C. and Mr. E. I would especially like to thank my devoted family without
whom I would never have had this experience. I wish the best of luck to all the ’93 grads.
Gillian Skelton ’87-’93
A.K.A. Slick, Steve, Stevo, Slicky, Tellster
ACTIVITIES: Basketball! Soccer, Rugby, Swimming, Softball, Choir, Animation, Grad., Interact Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Parc Safari, weekend at Domingo’s, sleeping over in Davis, three long
years in Bugbee, Grade 12 Chem, basketball 92-93, back to back 92. street fighter takes over, Davis house
’93 and all the guys. My friendship with Dawn which I hope will never end, Anne-Marie my Chemistry
tutor, Ansa and the summer of 92, Betty-Anne and the game of knockout. Psych class, Dawn’s presents
and the letter’s that always seemed to get delayed. To all my great friends who have made these moments
so memorable: Chu, Fred, JJ, Domingo!! Artur, Nadeem, Mike, Alvaro, Irene, Alex, Jason P. Anne-
Marie, Betty-Anne, V.J. Kim, Victor and especially Dawn! I will never forget you all and keep in touch.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my family for all the support they have given me, I love you very much. To
Chu for putting up with me for six years. To Mr. Simard my basketball coach and to all my great teachers.
Stephen Telling ’87-’93
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A.K.A. Donelly, Donellduck, Granny-D, Terminator, Teaser
ACTIVITIES: Interact Club, Debating Club, Theatre Arts, Aerobics, Basketball
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I remember most my crazy and enjoyable bus ride back to Stanstead from
a basketball tournament - lots of laughs because I was minding my own business. The fun times shared
with Syreta and Jessica in our rooms! Especially during study. My arguments with Nadeem. Chemistry
class with Linda, both of us trying to figure out what is going on! Talks with M’Tasa and Kristina about
love and marriage!!! I will never forget the many basketball games with Dawn • I will never forget you!
Thank you to the basketball team for exposing a horrible nickname. I’ll never forget it as long as Rob
Mason is around. I’ll always remember Sakiko for her chocolates and Zina for talking. Hopefully Monica
and Kristen will cease saying it slipped my mind! To the best 12th grade ever. I love YAH
SPECIAL THANKS: A special thanks to my Mom and Dad, and to my brother. Thanks also to my ad-
viser. Thank you also to Helen at the tuck shop!
Donell Thompson ’92-’93
A.K.A. Wee, Weefius, Oy
ACTIVITIES: Beach Volleyball, Sun-Tanning, “Street Fighter!”
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Basically, my 4 years at this school. There were the ups and downs. Any-
way, time to say some important notes. First, I want to thank Irene for all the times you were there
for me, you truly defined the meaning of a “Best Friend!” Alvaro, Gilmore, Fred, Eric and Mike, you
guys defined the meaning of “Powerhappy Prefects!” (even though you guys were ok with me). Caroline,
thanks for all the great times, for no matter what happens, you’ll always have a place inside me. Kristen,
the first female hockey player who happens to be a good friend, Lauziere, Amer, Artur, Rob, Paul, Slick,
Johnny, Kim, Dawn, Syreta, Nadeem etc . . . Thanks it’s been nice knowing you and not to forget my
parents, you gave me everything from start to finish. I owe you my whole life. Thank you.
SPECIAL THANKS: To Mr. Eveleigh I just wanted to tell you that you are not just a great teacher,
but you were an excellent friend, and that separated you from the rest!
Domingo Uy ’89-’93
Jang Yun ’91-’93
A.K.A. Yan, Randy, Slash, Fresh Prince, Apathy man, Mr. Shrewd.
ACTIVITIES: Like an ordinary man - Football and other sports, cooking, watching TV, listening to
music and . . . maybe study?!
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The first day in Stanstead. Tacit defiance, suppressing an impulse of pro-
hibited acts! Pretending to be a model student and having some friends - Saeki, Kenny, Jason, Alp, Smith,
Tat, Rich, Wang, Danny, Pete, VJ, Victor, M’Tasa, Frank, JJ, Pascale, Kareem, Bruce . . . etc. My little
sister Sarah. Coldness for Webster girls - the only thing I regret! Some stupid guys I almost killed. Room-
ing with Domingo! Choi and other Asians - “WE ARE THE BEST”!! Talking with Saeki and Jason about
life. Mitch’s drumming and RUSH! The snob prefects I always laughed at. Lots of letters from my friends
in Korea - Thanks! Anyway, remembering a lot of good times and a few agonies. Stanstead will be one
of my unforgettable reminiscences!
SPECIAL THANKS: God. My respectable parents and teachers, many good friends I’ve helped and been
helped. Especially Saeki and Mike - We’ll be great Koreans!
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A.K.A. CACO
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Swimming, snowboarding, work detail. Major “S” Club and trying to forget my
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: My little birthday party with Ludy, Ruth and my bro. The last day in
this place before I went home last summer. All times that I spent with Frank and Tsuyoshi. Unmem-
orable moments: Everyday of work detail. Waking-up in the morning and having to take a cold shower,
all my haircuts. Assembly every morning, eating at Steve’s and cafeteria. Being refused into Canada
by a dumb Customs Agent.
SPECIAL THANKS: To Frank, Tsuyoshi and my brother for making my life at Stanstead easier
Claudio M.S. Amaral
’91-’93
A.K.A. VJ, Veej, Dangara, Bala-tsz
ACTIVITIES: School Prefect, Animation, Grad. Committees, Rifle club, Theatre Arts, Veg., Squash,
Tennis
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I don’t think I will ever forget when I first set eyes on this school, how
I changed various things such as Davis 7 hr. house meeting. Jamie (our hair game). Our rich dog (Danny),
Variety shows, Jubilation St. 3, Tennis and the Springs here. Aum, Babla, Sudama and company, thoughts
that are not shallow. Mes amis: Dave, Carolyn, Ken Y,, Phil B., Alf, Chris, James, Irene (my soul), Anne-
Marie, Frank, Paul, Flash, Steven (Mr. Bball + awesome pal), most of all those few personalities who
have become a part of me, take them away and it hurts, so George (Babla), Danny, Dawn, (I luvu) Kim,
Rob, Tsuyoshi, Jason, Michel, Billy, I owe you a part of my life which I can never pay back. So Stanstead,
see ya in Sept! Live solid rock! Aum.
SPECIAL THANKS: Who else can I thank for all that I have today and for my mere existence other
than my parents? I owe you my life! Thanks
Vijayant Bala ’90-’93
A.K.A. Dan, Hick, Bad-ass, Beasse, Pitou, Gros Bebe and Papacito
ACTIVITIES: Football, Swimming, Hockey, Softball, Rugby, Impro, Choir, Theater Arts, flirting with
the girls and more
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: All of what happened in Bugbee 115. Living in Colby (House meetings,
water balloons). Football Champs, Football seasons, Football camps, Rugby seasons and deadly swim-
meets. Davis House; Davis House initiation (getting & giving it). Getting suspended; LCC Hockey Tour-
nament, RCS Rugby Tournament, Ottawa + Quebec trips. Carnival weekend “93”, Sutton, Jay, Owl’s
Head. All the great times at the Del, La Pomme and all Hick Parties. Going to the river. Great dances
- not. All Impro practices and matches; lunch; rooming with Mark, David and Jaime. To everyone who
spent good and bad times with me, I’ll never forget you, and I love Ya all! A tous les francais, vive le
Quebec. A une amie que je n’oublirai jamais et que j'aimerai toujours, ma pitoune Karine!
SPECIAL THANKS: To my coaches and teachers, my roommates, to all friends that were there for
me. Especially to Mom and Dad, Julie, Martin, Anne, et specialement a Karine, merci!
Danny Beasse ’90-’93
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Marianna Bergeron ’91-’93
A.K.A. Beatle Juice, Mari (in French), Burgeron, Ex.
ACTIVITIES: Swim team, Theatre Arts, X-Country running, Camera Club, Outing Club, and just gen-
erally spazing out regularly
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: O.K. here goes, I’ll never forget polishing my shoes with Verona, Ludy,
Lubna and Anne-Marie (who has the video?). My grade 10 advisee group. Doorknobs and showerheads.
Mitch’s well deserved head ornament. Sally; late night talks with Kristina; Queen; rooming with Nat-
alie. Making it up Mt. Washington. The funniest person I ever met, Gordon. The two plays. Cake fight
with Zeena and Kristina. The privilege of being Clare’s friend. Ruarri’s obsession. Nocturnal visits, Cha-
rades, Bruce’s, impersonations, lipsynch, contest, Ottawa flop, aerobics with Linda. Sugaring off; Syreta’s
advice. Conversations with Kim, Dawn, Kirsten and Betty Ann. The bridge. Karine and Katia with the
measuring tape. Spanish with Judith. Thank you VJ for eveything you did for me despite what happened.
Simon’s sasses. The river with Betty-Ann and Tania. Black hair and many unsuccessful diets.
SPECIAL THANKS: To all my friends for making this a survi vable experience and to my family, thanks
for everything, I love you very much.
A.K.A. Leslia, Leslie, Cartoon lips, Loosnie,
ACTIVITIES: Intramurals, squash, Interact club, Camera club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Watching Alan Chi strip dancing in his room through our window. Sing-
ing “Only You’’ in a funny version with my best room mate Kim. Gained 20 pounds in 5 months. Hiding
in the bathroom with Rowena for half an hour while skipping supper. Broke the record - 1 got six hours
in one day. The midnight chats with Rowena and Helen, but talking to myself after they fell asleep.
Learning to pronounce “Muscle” every night after lights out. - Thank you Caroline for being very pa-
tient. My first year at Stanstead has given me many unique and unforgettable memories.
SPECIAL THANKS: I am overwhelmed with appreciation for the people who have supported me through-
out the year. To Mr. Southward, my adviser, for solving all my problems especially at the beginning
of the year. To Helen, thank you for sharing both my cheerful and miserable moments. To Rowena, for
your generosity in always providing food to stave off starvation. Special thanks to my dearest greatest
Mom and Dad.
Leslie Cheung ’92-’93
Yen-Juei Chu ’91-’93
A.K.A. Yen-Juei, Erica, Old Foggie, Pig.
ACTIVITIES: Cross-country, Running, Squash, Tennis.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I will never forget rooming with Fu-Ling and changing our room all the
time. Grade ten English class which made me embarrassed. Eating Steve’s pizza with Susan, Sendy,
Fu-Ling almost every weekend. Judith and her darling; water fight with Kristen and Claudio during
Chem. class. Rooming with Caroline and her toys. Long walks and talks with Zeena. Sakiko, I’ll never
forget all the conversations that we had. All the great and sad moments at Stanstead. Best of luck to
all in the future.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank my family who supported me all the time, and my advisor
Mr. Jackson who always advised me when I needed help.
A.K.A. Ludy
ACTIVITIES: Interact Club, Outing Club, sleep alot, day dream and draw in class.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I guess these two years at Stanstead were a really different experience
that I won’t forget. All the people I met here. Thanks to my friends Lubi & Maricucha, I miss you. My
first hiking trip - Mt. Washington without makeup - Thanks Mr. Retchless. Downhill skiing lessons, Cross-
Country Skiing and my M.E, - Jamaica!!!. My English and French classes. My dear Tulo & Caco (the
best garotos). My Mexican Friends, queridisimos, Carlos, Alfonso, Ivan, Rodrigo, my little sister Paolita
and of course my big one Mayi (la pichirre mas linda del mundo), Sakiko and my roommate. Lyly, Na-
deem, Frank, Stephen, Jason, Zaid, and so many others that I’m sure I won’t forget. Than*.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my House Directors, my Adviser, to Mrs. Duncan and of course to my parents
- gracias Papi & Mami por todo.
Lourdes Condori ’91-’93
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A.K.A. Stabone, Babla, Chowtz, Strong-but-not-Strong, Jorge, el oso and others.
ACTIVITIES: Bugbee Prefect, Hockey, Veg, lot’s of sleep and not much else.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The Grade 8 room search, cosmetic fights with Mason and Sukkar, Pillow
fights, 7-hour house meeting. Bad luck, Bugbee Odour. Jessica. My partner in Greek crime, studying
with Paul, nailing juniors at night. Working out with Paul. But most importantly I won’t forget my friends
who helped me through it all: VJ Bala, Danny, Mason, Hank, Tsyoshi, Paola, Sukkar, Guillermo, Kir-
sten, James, David, Mel, Paul, Giovanna etc. You guys are a part of me and if it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t
have survived 4 years in here. I LOVE YOU! Finally to “the Green Nun” who has meant more to me
than imaginable, I will never, ever forget you. Good-bye Stanstead. I’ll miss you.
SPECIAL THANKS: Mr. Ashworth, Mr. P, My Parents and friends. I owe a lot to you.
George Diamandopoulos
’89-’93
A.K.A. Le Gros, Le Cave, et aussi P.D.
ACTIVITIES: Football, Hockey, Impro, Aerobics Club, member of the Country Club, Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Trip to Galt when the girls took my boxers. The nights spent with my
buddies in J.J’s room. Open Bar! My roomy James and neighbors JJ and Tony. Late nights in my bath-
room with Chu and Tony. The cold and disgusting Davis innitiation. Lady in red with Scobie and Beasse.
D.J’s with Chu, Amer, James, Lyly and Domingo. The beautiful girls at Stanstead, NOT! Scobie the “On-
tarien” JJ’s geeky dansing. Boring weekends, bad food, tough sports and all the other great aspects of
Stanstead College. This year I’ve actually gotten used to the cold showers, assembly and work detail.
Tequila Sunrise, anytime. Drink wisely, live long and of course, party on!, YEH!!!
SPECIAL THANKS: To all my buddies for the great nights and to Kraft dinner for the filling midnight
snacks.
Pasquale Di Lazzare ’92-’93
A.K.A. B.A., Bets, Betty Boo, Backward, DOMINATRICS!!, A.O.R., BOB!
ACTIVITIES: Prefect, Theatre Arts, Basketball, Soccer, Webster House Committee, Rugby, Outing Club?.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Twix!, “YOU’RE SO SASSY”. Weekends at Clare’s; DJ’s; Domingo’s par-
ties; 16th B-day Party. TNN, Granny (FLA). Condom fights with Lubna and Nat. Gillian (my mother).
Big Butts; Grabby D; Kim and Jackie (DABOOK). Ottawa Trip; B-Ball Hal! of Fame; “Hey don’t I know
you?”. The Pioneer. Sports (my life). Shoeshine; Odd couple; NANO; Caro, Irene and Monica. Double-
D-T4. Playing cards. “My Hands!”, “HarDawn”. Always Ansa. The cliff w/Colin, “I’m Falling!”, getting
suspended, Marianne’s haircut, Makin’ it. Coffee talk, V.J., Stephen, Physics help, my B-Day present,
the river and everyone and everything else I forgot to mention. “It slipped my mind but I’ll tell you what
. . .” wasn’t it a great grad?
SPECIAL THANKS: To my parents, Margaret, Ms. Campbell, my teachers and all my friends for mak-
ing this year what it was. Life threatening!! STAY WEIRD!
Betty Ann Forward ’90-’93
A.K.A. Pol, Paul, Paola, Dad, Kid, Geek.
ACTIVITIES: 41st Annual Convention for Orthodontic Surgery, Country Club, Medical Electrophys-
iology Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: So much happened in 4 years. My first year in grade 8, Bugbee - out of
control with water fights at 2 a.m. and Mr. Jackson’s Friday house meetings. All the boys from Bugbee
who are no longer here: Emery, Billy, Octavio, Paco, Rahming, Mayers - 1 luv y’all. Davis - the university
dorm. Doing whatever comes to mind at all hours of the day and night. Every guy in Davis 91-92 knows
what I am talking about. Always with the crew: Morgan - Mr. Hook, Porres - Porres, J.J., Lafleur, Xenos,
Ryan, Stenger, Jun-Jun and the guys of this year: Seals, Chu. And let us not forget Mr. Ansa who is
at the U. of Iowa. The Ottawa trip and Stenger and McTavish getting shafted.
SPECIAL THANKS: Author of Fundamentals of Physics for introducing my new formula. The CIA.
Paul Hanna ’89-’93
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A.K.A. Jamito, Huggable, Big-Teddybear, Little-Hsu, “Todd . . .?!”
ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Rugby, Investment Club, House Committee, Art Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I will never forget everyone that I know in this school and everything
I did with my friends, especially our laundry joke (Mrs. Moman). Ottawa trip, RCS Rugby Tourn. (Mr.
Marino speeding on the highway). No lights out - Davis: 7 hour house meeting. Cooking (Kitchen Rm.
204), Awesome parties at my Apt. D.J’s Party, mistaking me for Todd. Mr. Marino’s dog (WINTER), Work
Detail from Mr. Williams, Davis weekend open Bar. My “Instructeur De Sexe’’ Roomy who did most
of my French work. The food party with Danny, Hank, VJ and Mason. Thanks to my parents for then-
help providing me with a great chance to a great education. And at last Thank. I appreciate all the beau-
tiful and fun times that we spent together. Katia, THANK YOU!
SPECIAL THANKS: To all the Davis Open Bar members, my friend in Bugbee House, my funny Roomy
and my little “FISH” which I love so much.
James Hsu ’91-’93
A.K.A. C.C., Hung-Cheung, Chi-Chi.
ACTIVITIES: Investment Club, Camera Club, Tai-Chi Club, X-Country Skiing.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: It’s my first time to being in a boarding school. I met many friends from
other countries, especially my roommate Paul Hanna. He always asked me to clean up the room, so I
won't forget him. My advisor Miss Wadleigh always helped me with my homework and during the times
when I've got trouble. I think she is the advisor of my life.
SPECIAL THANKS: My advisor Miss Wadleigh. My parents because they gave me a chance to study
at Stanstead. Thank You!!!
Cheung-Chi Hung ’92-’93
A.K.A. Jerky, Hurlsquirt, Jim-Guy.
ACTIVITIES: Softball!!, Hockey. Always following the rules.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Flying by the ski bus on my fourwheeler. Tony’s bathroom; country club.
Weekend leaves - not knowing what I did on the weekend leaves. Hooch being at my house. The new
vents to keep the smell out of the bathrooms. Not winning any hockey games. Gramma in the back yard;
New Years '93. Dominican Republic. My whole first year in Davis House. Vino Whito; special lights
and Jamie L. and I at the river. Also, everything that happened after I wrote this thing. Vaya Con Dios
Amigos.
SPECIAL THANKS: To all the beautiful women at SWC, to the teachers for listening to my ideas,
to my advisor and to my friends - Not. Thanks to my family and friends in Montreal, Andy, Amy and
of course Bub.
Kevin Hurlburt ’91-’93
Karim Kabbara ’92-’93
A.K.A. Crea m, Creamy, Speedyeream, Shaquile (Duckworth?), and Chunk.
ACTIVITIES: Football (Bench), Basketball (Bench), Softball (Starter).
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Getting taught the hard way how to hit in Football after practice by my
fellow teammates. The Shaving Cream Fight with Zeeshan and Miguel. The dyeing of our hair which
nobody ever noticed.
SPECIAL THANKS: Shaquile O’Neil for being a good Basketball player, Sam L. for being there, Sam
“The King” S. for being able to get me down on the floor. Miguel, my brothers and family.
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A.K.A. Vic, Vicky, Victoria, Victoire, The Kasowsk, #15, Motormouth.
ACTIVITIES: X-co untry running. Track and field. Hockey, Debating and Public Speaking, Throwing
chalk at Mr. Jackson. Fretting etc,
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Parc Safari/ the boys of summer in their brief mental lapse. Letter sent
to San Francisco and the evidence, The roast chicken saga, Balloons 91 and 92. Smashing the school
record by six seconds. Major “S” and E.T.I.A.C. champ 92-93 X-country running. “You are a . . room
confinement and the reconciliation. The ultimate room - Hank, Emery, Guillermo and I. Slick's awsome
hair style. Summer of ’91. All the years of track with Mr. Denney and hockey with Mr. Phillip and Mr,
Retchless. Fixing refrigerators in Geography; Dawn’s going to be a secretary. Down at the river with
Guillermo and the gang. Long discussions with Stephen - still not succeeding! Guillermo’s English marks
and love Dillema’s. 3 Bahamian chicks. One frosty de Trinidad; “IS THAT A BOSTON ACCENT???”
SPECIAL THANKS: My Family, Mr. Denney, Ms Campbell, S.J.T - you limey! “Billy”. Emery, Kris-
tina, Jang, Syreta, Mom, Pete, Rose, Dad & Bart, T-Tim, Cecilia, Bear, Rushka.
Victor Emmanuel Kasowski
’88-’93
A.K.A. Markus, Bo, Kunihole, Marky Mark, Marg.
ACTIVITIES: Football, Veg, Rugby, Outback club
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Dayboy room in grade 9, Its grey eh Vick? Softball, Colby House - rooming
with Dan and Dave. Football champions. Skiing at Jay, Rugby, March break with Neil and Mike. Sum-
mer!; Boat parties, Fourth of July with Todd and Adam, 91 Border runs, Todd and his Cutlass. Parties
at Benweighs. Magi-Lui, Dan and his dictionaires, Leos party before Galt, Midnight tennis, Todd in love
with Jamie, Mr. Accoustics. After championships with Pat, Charlie, Shawn, and Todd. Thompson and
his first. Rim destruction and Newport's finest - la pearle. Spring break - Tampa, Sarasota with the Brock-
ton kids, Wisconsin, ATO. The boys night out - Smity, Snoppy, Baker and House.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my adviser, Mr. Denney, my teachers, Mom, Dad and Eric. Also a special thanks
to all my friends who stood behind me all these years.
Mark Kuniholm ’90-’93
A.K.A. Geek, Poutine, Quebecer, Beauregaro!
ACTIVITIES: Hockey, Soccer, Train club, the Vectors Calculus Club - yeah right! Major “S” club - wow!
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I will never forget grade eight and grade nine with Gabby! Seeing Ryan
and Jaime getting caught in Ottawa. Ivan Gibbs always in my thoughts, the tunnels no way I am saying
more rooming with Tony and Paul. Grade 10, 11. Last day of school in Grade 10. To the best people in
the world; JJ, Fred, Tony, Paul, Ryan, Jaime, Beasse, Alvaro, Paco, Jacobus, Jeff, Chu, Kimmers, Kevin,
Danny Chan . . .NOT! Cedric Watier, Monica, Pasquale, Rob, Ruarri (don’t ask me why!) Aron Solomon,
Rene, Domingo, Sam. Hockey Tournaments in Montreal, Tony and the fire alarm, My suspension for
a week. Working out with Paul! Skiing with Beasse at Sutton. Bugbee House but the most I’ll never
forget is my first and last day in Stanstead.
SPECIAL THANKS: My Mom and Dad and my Brother I love you all very much! Also Mr. Ashworth,
Mr, Marino and of course Mr. Philip
Martin Lafleur ’89-’93
A.K.A. Wai Kit, May May, Banana
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Swimming
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Everytime when I wear my yellow (versace) jeans they called me banana.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank everyone at Stanstead College
Andy Lam ’92-’93
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Kirsten Layzell ’91-’93
A.K.A. “K”, Kise, Kris, Kirst, Lips, Kister, Lazy-L, Blondy, Ed, Loser, Hey You.
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Hockey, Choir, Animation, Camera Club, Grad & House Committee, Interact Club,
Softball, Talking on the phone, sleeping
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: My two years at SWC, Breaks at my house • Kim, Orfa, Redjeans, MB’s
doorknob, playing cards. Beanball, my feet, falling rocks, choc, cake, Chez Kirsten, white fluffy stuff,
growing pains, it’s a tan! Wrestling - Ali, M&M fights, B-room-talks-Amy, A! BCD, Art ’92-ok, Christina,
“Miss, I’m not in this class”! Pigeon toed man. Spring Break ’92-'93, Pizza Hut. Bonbon boule au beurre,
Phone-booth-Caro, all night study group, Sr. Hockey, Bendy Bunny!, Ottawa ’92, 2 pour 1. All of my
wonderful friends that I’ve met here, Amy, Alex, VJ, Uy, Fred, BA, Mer, Orfa, Tony, Kim Caco, Caro,
Ryan, Monica, Syreta, Karine, “JJ" and everyone ■ you know who you are. I’ll never forget my two best
friends Ali, Kerri, I love you both! Always believe that you can walk away from your problems, the only
person worth comparing yourself to is you!
SPECIAL THANKS: To my brothers for believing in me. And especially to Mom and Dad, you’re the
reason I made it. Thank you, I love you very much! Goodbye Stanstead.
A.K.A. Yuan-Hsiang, Frankie, Francois and Killer.
ACTIVITIES: Football, Rugby, Rifle Club, Work details, staying up after lights out, smuggling and
destroying computers.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: First day at Stanstead; meeting Hank, Danny and Todd. Night Court in
Davis. The clouds in Tsuyoshi’s room. Grade 9 in Bugbee. Trying to get Froggy after lights out. The
computer master Jonathan. Fixing my computer. My free Mumy virus. Work-Details with Caco. Mine
Martin’s French class and Mrs Duncan’s English class. Trips to N.B. and Ottawa, Thursday nights in
D.J.’s March break with Tsyoshi.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my parents who have given me such a good opportunity to be here and my
sister Julia who always helped me in everything.
Frank Lee ’90-’93
Jamie Lothian ’90-’93
A.K.A. Lothian, Lebiathon, Leviathon, Jay and Jamer, Padre.
ACTIVITIES: Sleeping, Hockey, Debating Club, Outing Club, going for a walk/jogging. Investment Club,
annoying certain teachers.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I’ll never forget rooming with Tony Xenos. “The game with VJ”. Our hair!
“Mr. Waterloo”. Bashing remote controlled cars into Smelly’s door. Grade nine French with Rabie and
l’hibou. Grade ten french always being late. Grade eleven French with (Mme Martin) - you all know
why. Davis house meetings, debating with Bruce. Alf, cookie and tense man. “The Marianne dance pa-
trol”. Grade ten trip to Ottawa (oops). Working on maintenance with Marty, George and Beasse. Going
for a walk with Phil, Kevin. Late night talks with Alf and Chris. What I did to Patrice, The river. “Phys-
ically challenged”, Being friends with Paola, my friends: Tomo, “Bob”, V.J, Danny, David, Tsuyoshi,
L.P, J.S., Alf, Chris, Clare, Lubna, Amy, Antoine, Tania, Jonny D, Cookie, M’Tasa, Bruce, Julian, Chris,
Max, Phil, Kevin, Paola, Dawn, Jason and all the good times.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my Mom and Dad. My grandmother for helping me to get through it all. To
all the people who did their best to make school less boring.
Terry Lo
A.K.A. T Lo, Kwan yu, Terry, Lo.
ACTIVITIES: Squash Team, Vege.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: At the carnival, I went down hill skiing for the first time - It was so much
fun and it was also the first time. I fell down the hill like a snowball.
SPECIAL THANKS: Thank you for the help from my best friends Chung Choi and Alan O’Suillvan.
Thanks also to all the teachers who taught me.
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A.K.A. Mouse, Bonehead, Little-Meat, Caco, Monchichi, Deadcell.
ACTIVITIES: Veg, Veg, Veg, Cross-Country Skiing, Downhill Skiing, Veg, and more Veg, I’m not lazy.
Want to play Rugby! (whimps)
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: My first day at Stanstead and my last. I’ll always remember Monies, Sy-
reta, Rob, Gill, Irene, Colin, Jaime, Ryan, Katia and so many others, sorry. Mt. Washington with Seobie,
we were never lost, right! The Phantom of the Opera, Colin (Henri you’re the best). Ryan we’re not weird,
just ourselves (ch’ya right) Going out with Uy, thanx, you were great. What, I’m not graduating, AHHH!
The All Night Study Group (Ya-Hoo). Our laugh attacks in the phone booth. Filing our nails (knives)
HELLO! Uy and I fighting. “I wanna go home”. Nice pearl Dawn. My room, good food? Great night life?
Teachers liking me? The rules we obeyed? I won’t forget 92-93 (NEVER) Hope to Graduate. Thanx to
everyone who cared you know who you are, you’re the best in the West. Peace.
SPECIAL THANKS: Dad you always stuck by, Thanx, I Luv You! Ms. Wadleigh we had our days. My
family and Erica Wilms too bad you weren’t here, Love you. See Ya!
Caroline Marquis ’92- ’93
A.K.A. The Last Dinosaur, T2, House, Eliminator 2B
ACTIVITIES: Prefect, Soccer, Basketball, Rugby, Rifle Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: All my friends. Rooming with Hank, George, Sukkar in grade 9. Davis
House, NO CONTROL! Our seven hour house meeting. Pillow fights in Bugbee. Getting Perron and oth-
ers in Davis, Showering in Davis when the hot water pipe broke. Aoun and the B-Ball trip to Quebec
for Anderson-Bailey. Actually liking Stanstead in Grade 11??? (Am I nuts?), Bugbee with all my friends
as prefects and seniors. Trying not to kill the juniors. Rooming with Vijay. Partying in Danny’s, George’s
and Dave’s room. Losing the Championship Soccer Game by a bad call by the Ref. Making A.B. and the
provincials, playing Rugby with Mr. Marino and being able to hear jim from across the field. To all my
friends - live long and prosper.
SPECIAL THANKS: My parents for making me who 1 am and especially the Thompsons for looking
after me when my parents were in Japan. Mr. Telling for helping me through grade 10 and 11, and my
French. Mr. Jackson + Mr. Eveiliegh for an enjoyable year. Thanks.
Rob Mason ’90-’93
A.K.A. Ry, Spunky, Ryman, Dad, Bum.
ACTIVITIES: Prefect, Investment, Grad Committee, Football, Hockey, Choir.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: It all began on 3rd floor of Colby (the hie residence) and my great bud
Jaime for a roommate. Hiding in the closets, bugging the girls, the almighty hick stick. Ottawa, nice
move boys (Marty, Paul, Tony) May break at Cookies. My 92 beach party and certain following incid-
ences; right Alvaro. All the great summers. G-Ville gang, Jody. Initiation, and the kitchen slop. The
big dance fever night in Pierce hall. Fred and I with the 8 hours of wasted but great time, JJ with our
P.E. sessions; Mike, my temporary roommate. Tony with our fantasy stories. My great girlfriends - you
know who you are, I hope. Caroline; you can’t say that it wasn’t an experience! Bahamas - a bunch of
great experiences that will never leave me. Waterloo, Blue Lagoon. The best brunch, the best of times.
I love you all no matter what the insults - got that girls? It doesn’t get any better.
SPECIAL THANKS: To all my great friends. To Mr. Marino for being a good guy, Mr. Ashworth for
the help and guidance, and especially my great parents whom I Love.
Ryan McTavish ’91-’93
A.K.A. Akarapong, A.
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Rifle Club, Cross-Country Skiing
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Surely I’ll not forget the special moments I had at Stanstead: The horrible
Davis House initiation, the humorous Lipsynch Contest, the comradeship of having a roommate, the caf-
eteria food and, of course, the Stanstead weekends.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank my advisor and my parents especially for giving me support
throughout the year.
Alan O’Sullivan ’92-’93
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A.K.A. Pitoune, Choucroute, and the name I hate - Minouche
ACTIVITIES: Impro Club, Veg . . ,!, Basketball, Track and Field, Choir, Rugby and talking on the phone.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I’ll remember my two years at Stanstead, my dear bathroom and the phone
during my first year; Marianne with her door knob; Chem and Phys classes - you guys, how do you know
everything? Countdown before break! All my adventures with Pat. Ouvrez le lit-Ali. Party with townie,
dance . . . Julia at 3am! All my friends from the enemy school - BCS. After lights out with Caro, Katia,
and my wonderful roommate Kirsten. A certain night during Christmas exams! Gio, my first roommate!
Les Quebecois - Je vous adore! Room search! The most surprising couple - James and Katia. Valentines
present for me and my roommate!! Thanks who ever you are! Study - well if you can call it study and
of course all my friends: Katia, Mel, Lyly, JJ, and Danny. I love you!! You mean a lot to me!! Bye, bye
Stanstead! I wish you all the best of luck!
SPECIAL THANKS: Thanks to all my friends who helped me in toy desperate moments, Papou who
shook my head and my parents who are the best! Thank you!
Karine Plante ’91-’93
A.K.A. Poisson (fish), Katy. Kat.
ACTIVITIES: Impro Club, Interact Club, Investment Club, veg, benching for Basketball, Track and
Field, Swim Team and Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The scary night during Christmas exams. Chinese Food (Do you remem-
ber Karine?) “What’s the ten dollars for”? Ah!! My first Physics class with Mr. Jackson and the others.
The ouija board sessions, my long and weird conversations with Jason Rodi, study time and lights out
“Parties”. Karine’s love stories (I won’t say any names. It would be too long - joke!) Marianne and her
obsession to go out with a guy. Eating with Karine, Lyly, Julie and Melanie in a restaurant, my freezing
break with Giovanna, November break 92 (James), James who couldn’t understand French (I hope you
learned!, Grade ten Science Fair. The boring study time when my roommate Caro was on compulsory.
River’s adventures - the townies. Caro saying I want to go home, the mysterious thief, I wouldn’t forget
you: Karine, Lyly, Mel, Julie, Caro, Giovanna and James.
SPECIAL THANKS: J ’aimerais remercier mes parents pour m'avoir encourage pendant 2 ans. To all
my friends surtout les Quebecois, good luek in your future.
Katia Poissant ’91 -’93
Kristina Porter ’91-’93
A.K.A. Kris, Mama, Monster, Cookie-cutter, Annie.
ACTIVITIES: Prefect, Interact and Camera Clubs, Aerobics (I think), Debating, Year ’round veggie.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Advisee Table ’91-92, rooming with Ex - Dying our hair. Math Class ’91-92
with Jer and Claudio. Water fights. Things that make you go hmm! Mama’s shows. Cometa's glass door.
Yuck! Spring time. Frizz-bee with M’Tasa. Losing all my nails. Pizza nights. Carolyn and the guy in
the tree (rhymes with teeth). Sleep overs “Donell are you awake”? Changing my room . . . again. That
Friday night in the reading room. Tea time. Sedberg; School trip to Europe ’93; The waiter. “Sakiko,
I didn’t know you spoke Flemish”. Pooh and the blue drink. To everyone who made Stanstead fun for
me - thanks. That means you too M'Tasa.
SPECIAL THANKS: Well of course Mom, Dad & Gordon for everything.
A.K.A. J.S, Seb, Provost.
ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club, Investment Club, Soccer, Basketball, Cross-Country Skiing, Softball.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I will never forget Davis initiation with Mr. Solomon and how he tried
to get control by making us stay till 5 o’clock in the morning for room search. I won’t forget the times
when we were playing computer games during the night. I'll never forget Physically Challenged. Room-
ing with Jamie. How we used to laugh about Nick and Dan. The “wild” parties (not)! The time I got
computer stuff stolen! Jamie’s wipeout at Sutton. I’ll never forget Ben and how smelly he was, and all
my friends.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my advisor, Mrs. Martin . , . My teachers, my friends, and especially my par-
ents who helped my pass through the years in Stanstead.
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Jean-Sebastian Provost
’91-’93
A.K.A. Provost, L.P., Phil, Louis.
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Rifle Club with Steve, X-Country Skiing, Basketball, Track and Field
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I’ll never forget the wedgies, Grade 1 1 French with Mme. Martin, New
Students Race, cold showers, the cafeteria food, Junior Soccer, the boring weekends and Sunday Supper,
The Prefects in Bugbee, Mason, V.J., Danny, David, George, and also my friend Tsyoshi. I’ll never forget
rooming with Jamie, Sports Junction, staying up until 4 o’clock at night in Davis because soembody
stole something. The awesome dances we had (NOT)! I can’t wait to come back as an alumni in 2 years.
Thank-you to all my friends who helped me finish my first 2 years at Stanstead College.
SPECIAL THANKS: My advisor (Mr. Philip), my Mom & Dad, and also all my friends, especially Jamie.
Louis Philippe Provost
’91-’93
A.K.A, Kim, Cabbage Patch, Quimmy, Quin(m)berley, Popcorn!
ACTIVITIES: Sitting on the bench for all sports. House Committee, Manager, Animation, Grad Com-
mittee, Theatre Arts and Choir
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Roberta's underwear on a tree. Tony and David’s visit to our locker room.
Creaming girls in Colby. Breaks with Kirsten and Orfa. The Grade 10 Ottawa trip. School Dances. Donell’s
stories. The non-heated mini-bus. “The Shoeshine” in Grade 9. Late night card games with Bets, Kirsten
and Ali. “Makin it”. Sugaring-off '93. Kirsten’s burnt grapefruits. Going out with VJ. My black eye in
grade 10. Singing “Only You” with Leslie; setting a garbage can on fire. 2 pour 1, Kirsten. L’Esprit,
right Orfa. Davis riding Colby. 30 hour famine. The time that Tony and I shared. To me Stanstead is
my friends. You all know who you are. I’ll miss you next year and I’ll never forget you.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my parents. Miss Campbell and all of my friends. You’ve given me support
and memories through the years. I love you all. Good-Bye!
Kimberley Quinn ’89-’93
A.K.A. Cosita, TQ, Tai, Tan, Quin, T, Shorty, Taui.
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, X-C Skiing, Spectrum, Softball, Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: There are many things that happened through these two years, but what
I’ll never forget is the different experience in a boarding school. I have many good memories which I
will always treasure. Like rooming with Karine and Mizuho, they were both two great and different
experiences. I’ll never forget all the friends I made: Kim, Clare, Danny B., Orfa, Dawn, Pascale D., Kris-
tina, Colin, VJ, BA, Mizuho etc ... I had very good moments like the photographic sessions and the
trip to Europe. I’ll always remember studying Economics with Kim, going down to the river. The good
food and great weekends? English class and the poems etc . . . There were so many good times that I
will always have with me.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my Dad, Mom, my brother and to my advisors. I would like to thank all my
friends, especially BA and Mizuoh.
Tania Quinzanos ’91-’93
A.K.A. Mizu (water?), Mitsou, Mizuho-Chan, Sato.
ACTIVITIES: Veg for the fall, Squash for the winter, Interact Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: My fust day at Stanstead - 1 missed very important supper! Rooming with
Tania. Advisor dinner in Mr. Retchless’ house. Talking about “hole” with Zeena and Robbie. Playing
Badminton with Eric, Domingo and Sendy in Veg, which I had so much fun laughing all the time. Get-
ting in trouble with Leslie. How can we stop the confinement??? What’s the next of desk confined? Talk-
ing stupid things with Zeena - we are always depressed. “Who’s fault?”. Giovanna, you have so many
nice pictures of . .? Eric, Tania, Domingo, thanks for giving me tomatoes. I enjoyed the trip to Europe
with you guys. Fighting with Eric every Monday, but also spending the great times with you. You will
always have a special place in my heart. I love you ... To all my friends in Stanstead, I had great times
with you guys. Thank-You!!
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank my Mom and Dad for sending me to Stanstead. I love you.
Mizuho Sato ’92-’93
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Tsuyoshi Sawada ’91-’93
A.K.A. Tsuyochan, Yoshi.
ACTIVITIES: Intramural (vollej'ball and softball), Squash, Swimming
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I will never forget all the good times I had! Especially when I was with
my friends George. Caco, VJ, James, Paul, Mason, David, Froggy, Frank, Hank, Danny Yeh. You me
the best friends I will never forget you guys.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my friends and teachers, especially my advisor Mr. Kubanek. Thank-You!
A.K.A. Bob, Bobert, Scoby-Doo, Red-Man, Scobicile, Peachy?
ACTIVITIES: Football. B-Ball. Choir, Ping-Pong.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Pasquale’s collections. “Free your mind..”. Lady in red, my old bathroom
with Tony, Stenger yanking track pants; ground-up cafeteria mash on my head, “The Mad Crapper”,
“Chert!”, Beasse, Frank's roommate, climbing Mount Washington, Amer. Good friends, good times, break
with Hurlburt, Marty’s passing out tricks, Pasquale - 160 km/hr, Skiing.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my Mom and Dad most of all, teachers, past and present, Mr, Marino - the
best French teacher! Most of all, friends.
Rob Scobie ’92-’93
David Skelton ’88-’93
A.K.A. Dave, Hick, Farmer, Daa-we, Muskok, Cajunman, Davidtz
ACTIVITIES: Prefect, Spectrum Editor in Chief, Soccer, Hockey, Rugby, Animation, Grad Committee
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: All the great times at Stanstead, three years in Bugbee as a complaining
Junior, room 115 in grade 9 & 11, Hick House 91-92, all the great places I went in a cheesewagon. Lunch-
table conversations with lifetime friends about nothing, listening to city folk whine about the refreshing
country pollution. Tony’s methane in economics class. Spanish class. Hockey winning streak, Saturday
nights on campus, Kids in the hall, the enlightening conversations with George. The river, grade 10
trip to Ottawa - ventilation shaft. Mexico, Orfa thank-you for always being there, I love you, muehisima!
All the friends I made, Tony, Beasse, Jaime, Marty, Ryan, Kevin, Danny, VJ, Mason, George, Tsuyoshi,
and everyone else that I bumped into - the list goes on, good luck to you all!
SPECIAL THANKS: Thanks Mom and Dad for everything, Granny, Gillian, Fred, especially Orfa, I
love you all. Mr. Eveleigh, Mr. Ashworth thanks for all the help.
A.K.A. Stenger
ACTIVITIES: Football-Captain, Hockey, Softball, Choir
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: 3rd floor Colby, Football Champions - craziest night with Ryan, Quebec,
LCC Tourn. Amazon the boys - McTavish Lafleur, Hanna, Seals, Beasse, Xenos, Skelton, Dilazarro,
Kuni, and everyone else. Also Gill, Kris, Caroline the spliffer. All the good times - initiations, winter
carnival, Ottawa and Paul and Marty not getting caught. Snowboarding with the Jay Peak Posse, Steam-
boat with Ryan. Summers in between and all the best times especially Maine. Waterskiing and late nite
partying with Young Snel, Chin, Hose and all the rest also Gwen, Julie, and Lollapalooza, Guns and
the SAAB.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my adviser Mr. Kubanek and especially to Big Bill and Mary Jane. Without
them I would not be where I am today.
Jaime Stenger ’91-’93
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A.K.A. Caroline, Yank, Nobody, Egor, Evil Two, Mop, College Girl.
ACTIVITIES: Soccer, X -country Skiing, TENNIS, drawing, commuting, volunteer work, tutoring!! writ-
ing for the Record and Journal. Also, being me.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: It was the best of times it was the worst of times. Gr. 7: our small class
of 10 winning the penny-drive, Marijo, learning to X-country ski, camping trip and how the “game” came
true, group getting lost. “Why are you wearing sneakers w / the uniform?” Gr. 8: Softball Champs! Losing
two good friends in a car crash. Gr. 9: the play, winning Junior S in skiing and 3rd place in ETIACS.
End of year in the Reading Room and the Grade 9 party. Gr. 10: Quebec trip, Ottawa trip - bus rides
CAN be fun! VJ bugging the teacher “Miss, what music do you like?” Calculus: the VJ-fly graph, x+x=2x:
we’re geniuses! All the times and friends: VJ “The Great One”, Rob “The One Man Destroyer” Kristina,
“The cookie cutter”, Kevin, George and my pencil case.
SPECIAL THANKS: My family: Mom, Dad & Jason, grandparents, Thanx. You made it possible for
me to come here. Mr. Denney - thanks for helping me move on. Thanx and I love you all; family and friends.
Carolyn Stokes ’88-’93
A.K.A. Bubble-Butt, Gonzo, Sam, Lopsided, Donaldo, Road-Runner!
ACTIVITIES: Prefect, House Committee, Grad Committee, Theater Arts, Soccer, Basketball, Cross Coun-
try Skiing, Softball, Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: I will never forget Irene and her great advice. Verona, Kim and I in our
petite Colby room. Spanish class with Tony and his special scent. The garbage can that accidentally caught
on fire. Anne-Marie, Irene and Clare my muffin pals. All of the special times that Jason and I have shared.
Grade ten math for the second time with Ms. Senior. The basketball half time show. Kristen, Verona
and I taking pictures of our rosey cheeks. Granny Thomson and her wonderful sense of humor. C. Mar-
quis and her honesty. The not so sandy pearl. Tony, David and George - the girls locker room. 1993 lyp-
synch. George D. and our talks. Being inspired by Miss Cambell and Mrs. Moman. Getting to know S.
Telling.
SPECIAL THANKS: I would like to thank VJ my bro. Thank you Granny, Mom, Grandpa, Dad and
Ma Cillia for believing in me. VJ, Jason, Irene, Kim, Betty, and Steven, I love You.
Dawn Thompson ’88-’93
A.K.A. Ruarrence Pathompson, Wary (Pasquale), Mr. Stenger, Permboy.
ACTIVITIES: Swim Team. Volleyball, Badminton, 21 with Kim, Sleeping.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Climbing Mt. Washington and leaving my bag at lake of the clouds, Davis
House Race, The New Students Race, Jenn and her insults, Marty with blue hands. Moving in with Ke-
vin, rubber food, whipped cream fight with Meredith, Passing out in Physics, swim Practice. Lirao rides
to Montreal, coming home from Florida a week early!, Caroline’s funny faces, “The Drill” and the smack
across the face I received for the joke. The river, Kirsten. Bruce, Meredith and I at the Pizza Hut in
Florida. “The Island” shell shack. Meeting the Kubaneks in Florida. BMW babes. Rapid Mini-Putt. The
best year at Stanstead.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my parents. To Meredith, Caroline, Jenn, Kevin, Kim, and all the others who
made my year terrific! I love you all.
Ruarri Thomas Thomson
’92-’93
A.K.A. Fuling, Fooling around, Pooling, Fu . . .
ACTIVITIES: Living in Stanstead (nothing to do, except sleep)
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The new students’ race. Playing cards with Jenny after lights out. Colby
Raids. The first work hour that I got in grade 9. Rooming with Erica for almost 2 years, even during
the breaks. Staying in the house to talk with Mei-Lun, Fawn, Jenny, Julia, Carol, and Hsiao-Ling every
weekend in grade 9. Running into the puddles of water with Kristina and Zeena - they threw me in after-
wards, All the science fairs that I had. The whole Economics class tried to make me swear. Our trip
to Europe, I really had a good time with Donell, Kristina and Sakiko. Staying up to finish all my home-
work on Sunday. All the good times that I had at Stanstead.
SPECIAL THANKS: My family, they gave me the power to survive in Stanstead, and all the good friends
and teachers that I had here. I will never forget you!
Fu-Ling Wang ’90-’93
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A.K.A. Matthew’s sister, Enid, Watson, Wateson, Clare-de-Lune, Mooneyes.
ACTIVITIES: Sr. Soccer, Swimming, Jr. B-bail, Theatre Arts, Camera Club, Prefect, Alpine skiing, House
Committee, Softball, Rugby.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Soccer w / Mr. Soloman, B-ball & soccer w/ Mr. Marino - 1 don’t hate you,
just don’t yell! Rooming w / Dawn, muffin fights, warm cakes, lady in red, the Odd couple. Stupid sticky
stamp stealer!! Lyly and I in Montreal - Nov break ’92. The river, rooming w / Anne-Marie & her cows.
California, Makin’ it (93), spring, corn adventures, Lipsynch ’93, Amherst, Tuck shop, cool dances, car-
nival, sugaring off, Ottawa ’92. I’ll never forget: Betty-Anne, Anne-Marie, Colin, Kim, Tania, JP, Dawn
Phil S, Phil R, Alex, Domingo, Marianne, Rosalind, Irene, Julian, Jamie, Ruarri, Sandra, John etc
. . . Double D, t-4, Colin’s lunchtime conversations, Gr. 10 Geo, being weird w/ AM. Skiing w/ Phils. Bug-
ging Alex, Julien’s conversations, Domingo’s advice, DJ’s, Marianne’s doorknobs, Swim meets, French
w/ Jamie.
SPECIAL THANKS: To all my friends here, Mr. Ashworth & Lenka. Especially to Mommy, Daddy
and Matthew, Thanks for being there. I love you!!!
Clare Watson ’91 -’93
A.K.A. Govas, Giovis, Gio, Joe. Heidi, Wongpec, Giovanni.
ACTIVITIES: Sleeping, Grad Committee, Camera Club, House Committee, X-Country Skiing, Down-
hill Skiing, Teaching Aerobics.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: My first day here. The best roommate Karine and parties in the bathroom.
Eating noodles at 1 am. Room and House confined. Chem. with Seobie. Water fights in the lab and Mr.
Marino’s French ? class. Talking with Domingo. The clean room with Sandra and Daniella. Stealing
Mizuho’s food. Alvaro’s jokes - SNOW JOBS - don’t know how many I got. Caco, Frank and X-country
skiing with George. Mexican parties at 2am. Planning what to do on breaks with the Mexicans but we
never did it. Being silly and dressing up like a pumpkin at Hallowe’en. Going to the cemetery to sing.
Going shopping with Sandra. The good food?, the great dances?. Breaks with Katia. Ryan’s jokes. Martin’s
talks. My good friend Mike. Water guns! Paul’s discussions. I’ll never forget all my friends in Stanstead.
Stay cool!!
SPECIAL THANKS: To my adviser, to my parents for giving me the chance to come to Stanstead -I
love you. To Mr. Gallant for all his attention. Thanks.
Giovanna Wongpec ’92-’ 93
A.K.A. Tony, Pitou (Mel), le Grec, Xanus, Lefty.
ACTIVITIES: Organizer of Davis House initiation. Grand chemistry scholar. General manager of the
country club, full time Mono.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: Bugbee Friday night house meetings with Jack, Paco and DJ. Perron and
the Provosts. Rooming with Lafleur. My bathroom with Chu. Rugby with Mr. Marino - McEdwards cup
all the way. JJ, Alvaro and I as acting prefects. Skoryna’s stupidities and Paul’s boredom. Oalf and JJ’s
room, the great trip. Jeff and Jack comparing their Magnums. Creation of the country club with Gordon,
Mitch, Olaf, Cookie. Thanks for the great times. Bahamas with Fred, Gill, Simone and Grouper. Davis
water fights. Freedom reigns. Ryan keep on smiling. To everyone else Caroline, Karine, Beasse, David,
Dawn etc . . stay young and party hard! And especially to Melanie who is the greatest person to me.
I love you dearly.
SPECIAL THANKS: To my buddies who helped me through my rough times at school. Live long Boys!!
Tony Xenos ’88-’93
A.K.A. Tany Yeh, Nien Ko, Sudama, Donny.
ACTIVITIES: Bugbee Prefect, Rifle Club, Investment Club, Squash, Tennis, Major “S” Club.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: The new students race and the first squash tryout in grade eight. The
“Snow House" with Billy, Hank and Emery. The Colby Raid project in grade nine, but of course, we
failed. Grade nine science fair with Hank, we got second place with a total of three hours work. The
Chinese connection. Water balloon fight in Bugbee. The “Zoo" - Davis house. The seven hour house meet-
ing. Rooming with V.J, - 76 bottles of Mountain Dew that we collected. Help from Tsuyoshi. My X French
teacher Jamie Lothian. The submission lessons from Tsuyoshi. V.J. and his black forest. George and
his . . . theory. The last few days of grade ten. The food party. All my friends. Hank, V.J., George, Mason,
Frank, Sawada, Claudio, Richard Lin, Roger, Todd, James, David, Lily, Jamie Lothian and more,
SPECIAL THANKS: To my parents, my sister, my brother and all my friends. Thanks for all you’ve
done. I hope Stanstead never changes, Thanks!!
Danny Yeh ’89-’93
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President
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44 v St-Jude Sud, Granby, Qc J2G 8C8
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R & M MARTIN INC.
□ 7 rue Centre
Stanstead. Que JOB 3E0
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44 rue St- Pierre
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COATICOOK. QUE
J1A 1N2
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J1 A 2S9
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PRESIDENT
DIRECTEUR GENERAL
Bureau (819)849 2774
Fax (819)849-9296
Residence (819)849-3222
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President
(819) 876-2861
2310 Curtis Rd.
Stanstead (Quebec)
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Bolton Tremblay Inc.
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780 Du Phare Ouest
Matane, Quebec.
G4W 1V7
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Telecopier: (514) 878-3564
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J.P. TAXI
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1350 ouest, rue Sherbrooke Tel: (514) 281-1570
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Giuseppe Catanzaro
Directeur Adjoint
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Mary C. Larson • President
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4141 ouest. rue King
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J1L 1P5
(819) 822-4141
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Saturn Disq Inc.
4800 Hickmore Ave.
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H4T 1K2
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Tlx: 055-62171
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Paul Landry
Galeries Orford
1700, rue Sherbrooke
Magog (Quebec)
J1X 5B4
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44 Main Street
Rock Island, P.Q.
JOB 2K0
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Construction Goudreau Inc
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President
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876-7360
RUE MAPLE, C.P. 420
STANSTEAD. QUEBEC, JOB 3E0
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2440 Des Carrieres
Montreal, Quebec
Tel.: 271-2585
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400 Queen St.
Lennoxville, QC.
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52 MAIN - C.P, 400
ROCK ISLAND, QUE. JOB 2K0
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SHERBROOKE. QUEBEC J1H 5E4
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2580 RUE KING OUEST
SHERBROOKE (QUEBEC)
J1J2H1
TEL: (819) 569-51 17
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TO THE
FACULTY AND STUDENTS
PHILIP L. WEBSTER
MASSAWIPPI, QUEBEC
HEARTIEST
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
KRISTINA
AND
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